Hedwig Bollhagen started production of the teapot with the shape number "575" in the early 1950s. With its low, cylindrical body, the very first te...
View full detailsHedwig Bollhagen started production of the teapot with the shape number "575" in the early 1950s. With its low, cylindrical body, the very first te...
View full detailsHedwig Bollhagen started production of the teapot with the shape number "575" in the early 1950s. With its low, cylindrical body, the very first te...
View full detailsHedwig Bollhagen started production of the teapot with the shape number "575" in the early 1950s. With its low, cylindrical body, the very first te...
View full detailsHedwig Bollhagen started production of the teapot with the shape number "575" in the early 1950s. With its low, cylindrical body, the very first te...
View full detailsHedwig Bollhagen started production of the teapot with the shape number "575" in the early 1950s. With its low, cylindrical body, the very first te...
View full detailsHedwig Bollhagen started production of the teapot with the shape number "575" in the early 1950s. With its low, cylindrical body, the very first te...
View full detailsWith the hand-made and painted Santa Claus ornaments by Hedwig Bollhagen, the Christmas tree shines in nostalgic elegance. The ceramic Santas were ...
View full detailsThe Canada mug by Hedwig Bollhagen with the shape number "526" are extremely popular because of their relatively large capacity of 0.2 liters after...
View full detailsThe bread plate by Hedwig Bollhagen with the shape number "502" corresponds in its simple, timeless form to the Bauhaus maxim: Beautiful is what wo...
View full detailsThe bowl by Hedwig Bollhagen with the shape number "503C" Once made as a child's bowl, it will certainly let the offspring grow big and strong. The...
View full detailsThe deep plate by Hedwig Bollhagen with the shape number "223" not only impresses visually with flowing contours and a clear shape, in which tradit...
View full detailsThe bowl with the shape number "525" corresponds in its simple, straightforward form to the Bauhaus maxim of Hedwig Bollhagen: Beautiful is what wo...
View full detailsThe tin with the shape number "481" by Hedwig Bollhagen is also known as bread pot by the employees of the ceramic manufactory in Marwitz. The time...
View full detailsThe tin with the shape number "556" by Hedwig Bollhagen is the little sister of the tin 595 and has the task to store kitchen ingredients in smalle...
View full detailsThe candlestick by Hedwig Bollhagen with the shape number "215" is reminiscent of a mixture of a flying saucer and an upside-down mushroom. Charact...
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