Vintage HEINRICH Christma Plate SANTA FEEDING DEER H & Co Selb BAVARIA
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:45705619 | Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original |
| Brand: Heinrich | Object Type: Dinner Plate |
| UPC: Does not apply |
Here is a nice Heinrich H&G Selb Bavarian Germany Santa Feeding Deer Christmas Plate.
Measures 10" in diameter.
In great condition. Email questions before bidding. Mentioned for accuracy are super light surface marks noticeable under close inspection. See all photos.
HISTORY: Franz Heinrich, Bavarian porcelain painter. Started producing his own porcelain ware in 1901.
Under his leadership, the Porzellanfabrik Heinrich Selb developed into one of the most important man...ufacturers in Germany. During the heyday, almost half of the German porcelain production came from the Hutschenreuther, Rosenthal, and Heinrich factories. In about 1930, Heinrich’s company had 500 employees and more than 800 at the beginning of the 1970s. After the WWII, Heinrich was the first porcelain producer in West Germany to resume production. Later, he sold his company to the English conglomerate the Slater Walker Group. In 1974, the English Bowater Group took over the company. In 1976, Heinrich Porzellan GmbH was integrated into the Villeroy & Boch brand.
Measures 10" in diameter.
In great condition. Email questions before bidding. Mentioned for accuracy are super light surface marks noticeable under close inspection. See all photos.
HISTORY: Franz Heinrich, Bavarian porcelain painter. Started producing his own porcelain ware in 1901.
Under his leadership, the Porzellanfabrik Heinrich Selb developed into one of the most important man...ufacturers in Germany. During the heyday, almost half of the German porcelain production came from the Hutschenreuther, Rosenthal, and Heinrich factories. In about 1930, Heinrich’s company had 500 employees and more than 800 at the beginning of the 1970s. After the WWII, Heinrich was the first porcelain producer in West Germany to resume production. Later, he sold his company to the English conglomerate the Slater Walker Group. In 1974, the English Bowater Group took over the company. In 1976, Heinrich Porzellan GmbH was integrated into the Villeroy & Boch brand.
