Pots

  • Coffee Pot, Shape "New Marseilles", white, V 1,2 l
    Neumarseille
    Coffee Pot
    Deliverable
    Price upon request
  • Pot, white, Shape "Vitruv", V 0,6 l
    VITRUV Pure
    Pot
    Deliverable
    Price upon request
  • Pot, Shape "No 41", Swords Luxury Gold, trademark medallion, gold rim, V 0,75 l
    N°41 Swords
    Pot
    Exclusive manufacturing
    Price upon request
  • Pot, Shape "No 41", Noble Blue, rim of onion elements, V 0,75 l
    N°41 Noble Blue
    Pot
    Deliverable
    Price upon request
  • Pot, Royal Blossom, white, Shape "No 41", V 0,75 l
    N°41 Royal Blossom
    Pot
    Deliverable
    Price upon request
  • Pot, Shape "No 41", white, V 0,75 l
    N°41
    Pot
    Deliverable
    Price upon request
  • Teapot, small, Shape "New Cutout", Pink rose, gold rim, V 1 l
    MEISSEN Rose
    Teapot
    Deliverable
    Price upon request
  • Teapot, Shape "Swan Service", white, V 0,65 l
    Swan Service
    Teapot
    Exclusive manufacturing
    Price upon request
  • Teapot, small, Shape "New Cutout", Blue Onion, white rim, V 1 l
    New Cutout Blue Onion
    Teapot
    Exclusive manufacturing
    Price upon request
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Porcelain Jugs

Meissen’s porcelain jugs are exquisite design objects which – made with traditional techniques and decorated by hand – offer distinguished accents on any breakfast, coffee or dinner table. The breadth of designs ranges from sleek and timeless, purist white examples such as the jugs from the "N°41" collection to magnificently decorated porcelain jugs from the "B-Form" series. Meissen’s tableware collections offer jugs in various shapes and sizes – pear-shaped coffee pots and bulbous round teapots – to keep their contents at the right temperature, thanks to the high-quality porcelain. Porcelain milk jugs from the "Waves" collection also lend a special dynamic to the breakfast table. As early as 1710, the year the porcelain manufactory was founded, MEISSEN developed the first vessels for brewing, serving and drinking. Coffee, tea and hot chocolate were absolute luxury goods in Europe at that time and were drunk from fine porcelain. After the founding of the manufactory, the huge demand for porcelain could then, for the first time, be met from European production.