Vintage porcelain candlestick holder, designed by Karl Scheid for Rosenthal. Made in Selb, Germany in late 1970s.
Rosenthal studio-linie Germany marking imprinted on base. Lovely modernist form. This is the 'Queensberry Marble' edition where the semi-matte glaze creates the appearance of a light-coloured marble.
Condition:
In excellent vintage condition. No chips, cracks or damage.
Measurements:
9cm tall x 13cm wide = approx 3.5" x 5"
Candle holder 2.3cm diameter.
Another piece of Queensberry marble collection shown in last image.
Karl Scheid opened his own design studio in 1956 in Harlev, Germany, and three lears later his wife Ursula Scheid joined him. The Scheids have been working for Rosenthal since 1979.
German porcelain company, Rosenthal was founded in 1879 as a workshop for the decoration of white porcelain by Philipp Rosenthal in the town of Erkersreuth in Selb. The company began to manufacture porcelain itself in 1891. From the very outset Rosenthal was a company that pointed the way ahead with its forms and décors. The close work with famous designers and artists since the early 1950’s had a major influence upon Rosenthal’s further development and the company was the first porcelain manufacturer to become a pioneer for contemporary, modern product design.
Rosenthal studio-linie Germany marking imprinted on base. Lovely modernist form. This is the 'Queensberry Marble' edition where the semi-matte glaze creates the appearance of a light-coloured marble.
Condition:
In excellent vintage condition. No chips, cracks or damage.
Measurements:
9cm tall x 13cm wide = approx 3.5" x 5"
Candle holder 2.3cm diameter.
Another piece of Queensberry marble collection shown in last image.
Karl Scheid opened his own design studio in 1956 in Harlev, Germany, and three lears later his wife Ursula Scheid joined him. The Scheids have been working for Rosenthal since 1979.
German porcelain company, Rosenthal was founded in 1879 as a workshop for the decoration of white porcelain by Philipp Rosenthal in the town of Erkersreuth in Selb. The company began to manufacture porcelain itself in 1891. From the very outset Rosenthal was a company that pointed the way ahead with its forms and décors. The close work with famous designers and artists since the early 1950’s had a major influence upon Rosenthal’s further development and the company was the first porcelain manufacturer to become a pioneer for contemporary, modern product design.
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