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KPM Berlin - unique porcelain with a long tradition

For 250 years, the Königliche Porzellanmanufaktur Berlin has been one of the most important and exclusive companies for the production of high-quality porcelain. KPM Berlin was founded in 1763 by Frederick the Great. With its cobalt-blue scepter from the Brandenburg coat of arms, it stands for excellent workmanship down to the last detail.

Whether individual parts or an entire service, whether tableware for everyday use or decorative porcelain as a piece of jewelry - KPM porcelain has long been of great interest not only to enthusiasts but also to collectors. This is not least due to the fact that KPM still produces different series, of porcelain figurines, but also vases and services. This means there is an enormous variety of products and there is always the opportunity to add to your collection.

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KPM Berlin appreciated all over the world

For two and a half centuries, the success of the Königliche Porzellanmanufaktur Berlin has been based on the privileges that were granted to the company at the time. The seal was changed several times by KPM Berlin as the scepter mark of Frederick the Great in order to protect the seal from imitators. This ensures to this day that KPM, with its very traditional and filigree representations, meets the highest standards in terms of quality. The finest materials for processing and true-to-life colors make the porcelain pieces decorated with blossoms, patterns, and portraits an ornament to use. The manufactory prefers to use white KPM porcelain because this brings out the hand painting on the KPM tableware better.

Excellent craftsmanship with attention to detail

All decors at KPM Berlin are still made by hand today. Flower or landscape paintings can be interpreted comparatively freely in this way. Finally, the painter puts his signature on the base ring of the created part. This also ensures that it is a one-off. Porzellan KPM now stands for an enormous variety of shapes. The Königliche Porzellanmanufaktur Berlin has around 150,000 molds, some of which have been revised since the company was founded. Whether the Kurland series, the decorative plate with the Magdeburg Cathedral, or the elaborately created commemorative plaque: KPM tableware has lost none of its fascinations to this day.