Decor 600
Ritz Glasur schwarz glänzend mit Punkten und Kreuzen in Elfenbein
The influence of the Bauhaus on Hedwig Bollhagen is particularly evident in the original decors of the HB-Ritz series. They are applied to the pure potsherds with black engobe, refined using the sgraffito technique and glazed transparently. Patterns with a high recognition value are created, which reveal Hedwig Bollhagen's extraordinary talent for elevating the form with decorations. With its incomparable elegance in black and sand-colored decor, the Ritz collection has now gained worldwide attention and can be found in the shops of the Guggenheim Museum in New York, the Musée des Arts Decorative Paris, as well as those of the Bauhaus Dessau, Weimar and Berlin.
Pot HB 588A
The coffee pot with the form number "588A" by Hedwig Bollhagen refines every coffee table with a modern form language with nostalgic influences. Th...
View full detailsCreamer HB 588
The cream jar by Hedwig Bollhagen with the shape number "588" enchants with a classic, simple design with self-confident contours. The traditionall...
View full detailsCreamer HB 503
Hedwig Bollhagen's cream creamer with the shape number "503" is probably somewhat reminiscent of a lotus bud or even Aladdin's magic lamp. Employee...
View full detailsEgg cup HB 521
In the egg cup with the shape number "521" from Hedwig Bollhagen not only your breakfast egg looks better, but it can be used just as wonderfully a...
View full detailsJar HB 885
The box with the shape number "885" belongs to the pioneers among the ceramic boxes of Hedwig Bollhagen. First in the assortment in 1940, the noble...
View full detailsJar HB 870
Hedwig Bollhagen's cookie tin with the shape number "870" is probably one of the secret classics from the Marwitz ceramics factory. The timelessly ...
View full detailsJar FGD 872S
The jar with the shape number "872S" by Hedwig Bollhagen is a jam jar with a characteristically cuboid body and a flat, square lid without a handle...
View full detailsDrinking cup Manthey 597
Hedwig Bollhagen's foot cup with the shape number "597" may make you think of a royal drinking cup from the Middle Ages; others would probably asso...
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