History
In 1814 the Hutschenreuther family founded a porcelain factory in Hohenberg an der Eger in Bavaria, Germany In the early 20th century Hutschereuther expanded by taking over factories at Altrohlau (1909) Carl's sons Lorenz and Christian founded their own factory in the town of Selb, 17 km north of Hohenberg Later know as Lorenz Hutschenreuther, Selb (LHS) This firm took over the Tirschenreuth porcelain factory in 1927 Since 2000 Hutschenreuther is a trademark of Rosenthal.
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We have a set of china purchased in Germany in the early 1950's. We're unsure of the pattern name, although Ingeborg and 856 is stamped under the three names listed above in the subject line. It's a set of 12 in excellent condition, complete with serving pieces and double handled soup bowls with saucers.
Would you have any information on this pattern and what value it might have?
Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren,
wir würden vier Kaffetassen Hutschenreuther Selb L.H.S. Germany Sylvia 7823 (Auf der Kaffeetasse steht die Nummer 29) suchen. Es würde uns sehr freuen von Ihnen diesbezügliche eine positive Nachricht zu lesen.
Danke und mit freundlichen Grüßen
Martin Maresch
I have a white porecelain, Hutschenreuther, angel playing some type of instrument. It is five inches tall. When looking at it, the head is cocked to the left.
What can you share about it or direct me to a link that it is on!
Pete
l have been left the sun child by karl tutter dated 1920. is this off any vaule,as l am thinking of selling it.thank-you for your help.janet
I have In my possession 2 beautiful pure white Porcelain Candle holders Stamped with the family name as above made in Germany 1814 with the lion
in perfect condition Could you please tell me thier value approx
Many Thanks
Have a set (12 pc setting, I believe!) and several serving pieces.....all in pristine condition....was trying to find out value before I decide what to do with! Thanks for help! :0-
I have been trying to locate a figurine of two stags fighting with their antlers locked together. I think it was by Karl Tutter. It is approx 12-15 inches long and about 8-10 inches high. I would be grateful if anyone knows the model number of this piece and where we could purchase the figurine? Many thanks, Maureen
I have a complete set with serving pieces of this china. It has to be over 100 years of age. It was our neighbors mothers' set and we rec'd it in 1970. It is porcelain color with 3/4" gold 18 Carat gold trim. I have no idea of the pattern name or it's worth.
When you have a moment, could you send me some info about this china, i.e. color, pattern...if you have a picture would be great. Also what $ are you asking.
Thxs greatly, Carole
Is the dinner set ivory-elfenbein?what are the serving pieces. what size are the dinner plates? Kind regards anna