Theresienthal Glass Products

Theresienthal Delicate tripods injected with vivid color are the fruits of designer artist arne quinze's collaborative project for die festalten verlag's "fragiles" exhibition at design miami 2007. For this project, quinze collaborated with the bavarian glass blowers at theresienthal in the creation of a family of one-off pieces. Each sculpture maintains a similar form with differentiation in color and the swirling muscles that ripple across the surface of each body. Theresienthal is their famous Pentagon Star Awards in full lead crystal. Three sizes available and always in stock. With or without base, this is by far one of the world's top corporate awards for leadership and achievement.

Most of Theresienthal's glassmakers have been working for the company for many years, and even decades. That is how Theresienthal's secret is kept alive and handed down from generation to generation. Theresienthal's crystal sparkles with a very special lustre. The new collection crafted by designers Peter Kempe and Thomas Kuball is strongly inspired by Theresienthal's great epochs and creative phases. Rediscovered shapes from the periods of Historicism, Art Nouveau, and New Objectivity are being carefully adapted to a modern sense of style timeless crystal glass design never loses its lustre.

Theresienthal Hand crafted Bavarian crystal, the Colours Collection features a series of cased crystal tumblers and elegant carafe. Jewel colors set off by an intricate pineapple cutting illuminating the clear crystal beneath. For casual elegance at the table or bar, Colours represents a refined version of 'English club' shape. Please purchase on online http://www.etabletop.com/

Hutschenreuther Ballerine Dinnerware

Paul Muller's factory was founded in 1890 and specialized in the manufacturing of porcelain tableware.The back stamp with the crown in the picture was acquired by Hutschenreuther in 1917. Between 1943 and 1957 Hutschenreuther rented this factory to "Porzellanmanufaktur Berlin" which was destroyed during the war.

Hutschenreuther China has a stupendous array of offerings in china and collectibles. Many of their designs are world famous. First, let's pronounce the word: Hoot shen royter. One of Hutschenreuther's most famous designs is called "Revere." This is a simple and elegant fine china that is suitable for any occasion. Its elegant scalloped border is accented with precious platinum trim. Another favorite pattern is called "Maple Leaf." This is a seasonal pattern whose design is ineffable.

Hutschenreuther ornament is a dated limited edition piece. This ornament is from 1994, and was designed by Ole Winther. In 1814, Mangus Hutschenreuther established one of the first private porcelain decoration factories in Germany. He decorated white ware and produced his own patterns. Upon his death in 1845, his son Lorenz continued the Hutschenreuther Porcelain tradition. Hutschenreuther was a trendsetter and enabled Germany to gain an excellent reputation in the European china industry.

This Hutschenreuther set is in excellent condition as all it has ever done is sat gathering dust for most of its 35 year life. This set is looking for a good home that will appreciate and treasure it as with a few more years under its belt it is bound to become a true collectors item. Please purchase on online http://www.etabletop.com/

Jonathan Adler Striped Dinnerset

Jonathan Adler Take your table from ordinary to extra ordianary with the rich, bold colors of Sedona. Inspired by nature, the earthy brown and deep blue colors combine to create a stylish and sophisticated two-tone effect. The stunning reactive glaze ensures that no two pieces are exactly alike. Distinctive, modern coupe shapes are both casual and elegant. The accent plate, along with bowl and platter feature contemporary striped designs and make striking additions to your tabletop. Further enhance your table by mixing this collection with Sedona Blue. Made of high-quality, durable stoneware from Japan, perfect for daily use. Dishwasher and microwave safe.

The beauty of Jonathan Adler's work is that it can be easily worked into any type of home. The white matte porcelain leaves this peice open to any color scheme, any flower or any other creative use. They also make great gifts for the Adler enthusiast or new home owner. Jonathan throws the models for the Muse vessels and then substitutes our signature geometric relief patterns with body parts faces, breasts, lips to create a surreal style. Each piece is made from unglazed matte porcelain to accentuate the forms and are inspired by our favorite artists muses.

Jonathan Adler is known for re-inventing the art of pottery and home decor through modern collections that are influenced by fashion and pop-culture and infused with his signature wit. Since 1993, Adler's pottery and textiles have been a favorite among hip and discerning consumers and celebrities and have adorned the sets of The Today Show, Will and Grace in the City. With Jonathan Adler Happy Home Adler is extending his brand to an audience beyond his own stores and high-end specialty stores. Along with dinnerware and accessories from The Zrike Company, bedding, beach towels, table linens and kitchen textiles are all available under the Jonathan Adler Happy Home brand name. Please purchase on online http://www.etabletop.com/