Nymphenburg White Salt Snail designed by Ted Muehling (1 pc.) (Germany) Horse his hand gives shape to

his hand gives shape to the smooth oval basic form

Adonis was added to the master workshops’ repertoire as a dining service as well in 1951/56

In the Maritime Collection of the US designer Ted Muehling

The surface refracts the light in fine relief grooves and makes the porcelain seem almost transparent in the interplay of shadow

traditional Bavarian services

Nymphenburg White Salt Snail designed by Ted Muehling (1 pc.) (Germany) Horse his hand gives shape toAdding salt and pepper alone has lost its charm. These days, a gourmet chef will look as far as sea salts enriched with lavender and hibiscus blossoms. So what could be more appropriate than ser ving these in matching receptacles? In the Maritime Collection of the US designer Ted Muehling, this small, porcelain sea snail can be found among shells, vases and lanterns. The pretty circles, made from fine biscuit porcelain, form a small dish, glazed in