This sale is for one vintage round porcelain platter from Thun, Czechoslovakia. It is decorated in a blue and white "Blue Onion" pattern and is in excellent

Porcelain with “onion pattern” has been produced and delivered by the company since 1885 first under the name MEISSEN and since 1956 under the trademark ZWIEBELMUSTER. The company has therefore been, for decades or even centuries, among 4 manufactures in the world which maintain the so called under-glaze technology.

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Thun porcelain blue onion

This sale is for one vintage round porcelain platter from Thun, Czechoslovakia. It is decorated in a blue and white "Blue Onion" pattern and is in excellent It features primarily porcelain - a nearly complete selection of the major Czech producers (including original blue onion, Chodov rose china, and Thun), as well Thun, the first and best-known Czech porcelain manufacturer, was established in of items from Český porcelán Dubí with the distinctive “blue onion” pattern. 31 Mar 2018 Related Sold Listings · Wedgwood Black Basalt Porcelain Teapot antique Wedgwood c1790s and widow cover. · Raggady Ann and Andy Thun Bohemia Carlsbad Platinum on White Porcelain Tea Cups & Saucers Look in VGC. 2 Soup Cereal Bowls Bob Mackie Signed Santas Party Sakura Christmas Nice, antique, probably German, blue onion, hand painted, porcelain, THUN" BLUE ONION" CUP ONLY We are offering a cup only in the"Blue Onion" pattern Coffee service (porcelain with paltinum) for 12 persons Bohemia - Thun Karlove - Vary Color: white. Color of decoration: platinum. Shape: round. Fashion: Opal.

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17 Apr 2017 Český Porcelain (Czech Blue Onion Porcelain) modelling and exceptional artistic working of china services, known as Thun Porcelain.

CZECH REPUBLIC. C $52.31. Top Rated Seller. Thun 1794 a.s.

A Chinese blue and white export porcelain oval sauce tureen, cover and An extensive modern Thun porcelain dinner service, marked Czech Republic A MEISSEN BLUE AND WHITE "ONION" PATTERN TUREEN, with integral base, the

china blue onion. Welcome to the website of Český porcelán a. s. Dubí. It was already in 1864 when the industrialist from Dubí Anton Tschinkel bought a large building called Lower Forest Mill in present Tovární street in Dubí near Teplice and rebuilt it into a Majolica manufacture.

European potters found a solution and fired their earthenware unglazed, then hand painted it and glazed it. This done, they fired it for a second time. Pieces of table ware with blue onion pattern produced by different German manufacturers around 1900 Blue Onion (German: Zwiebelmuster ) is a porcelain tableware pattern for dishware originally manufactured by Meissen porcelain since the 18th century, and since the last 19th Century has been copied by other companies.
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Thun 1794 a.s. Tovární 242, 362 25 Nová Role Phone: +420 353 410 111 | Email: thun@thun.czthun@thun.cz Thun 1794, karlovarský porcelán.

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Inspired by East Asian patterns, which were predominantly blue at the time, Meissen’s radiant blue “Onion Pattern” was created from 1731 and would go on to become famous around the world. The “onions” in the pattern are not in fact onions, but rather peaches and melons on the rim of the plate, and bamboo stalks and delicate chrysanthemum blossoms adorning the centre.

Zwiebelmuster porcelain, sometimes also called Blue Onion, has became famous throughout the world thank to its unique design and quality. We also carry original Royal Dux porcelain. For over 100 years, all Blue Onion porcelain bears a trademark ORIGINAL BOHEMIA ZWIEBELMUSTER MADE IN CZECH R. and tricorn royal crown just above the capital letter D. At first, Chinese and Japanese patterns were used, but by the first half of the 18th century, a porcelain painter from the Meissen factory, Johann David Kretschmar, came up with a novelty which was soon after called the Onion or Porcelain with “onion pattern” has been produced and delivered by the company since 1885 first under the name MEISSEN and since 1956 under the trademark ZWIEBELMUSTER.