New Marseille sugar box

The white table service from the Neumarseille collection is timeless, playful and decorative. Whether cup, plate, sugar bowl or teapot, this high-quality tableware from the Meissen porcelain manufactory could also adorn your dining table.

The Neumarseille shape was created around 1743/45 based on a design by Johann Joachim Kaendler and still impresses porcelain lovers today. The relief of delicate flower tendrils runs like a common thread through the entire collection of Meissen Neumarseille porcelain.

The stylistic ranunculus blossoms on the porcelain jugs or sugar bowl, which serve as lid knobs, are a decorative highlight. The cup handle in the shape of a divided branch is also characteristic of the Neumarseille collection.

The tableware from the Meissen porcelain manufactory is characterized by its high quality and craftsmanship. Bring a piece of cultural heritage and the handcrafted Neumarseille dinner service into your home now.