Service Plate Kurland "Royal Noir" by KPM Berlin

The service plate from the KPM Berlin porcelain series Kurland Royal Noir
Welcome to classicism: Probably the most important porcelain series of that era is a homage to the ancient world, because it combines objectivity, rigor and symmetry in an unmistakable form. As early as 1790, Peter Biron, Duke of Kurland (1724-1800), commissioned this series, which was later named Kurland in his honor. This noble service from the Königliche Porzellanmanufaktur Berlin is decorated with relief bouquet compositions of field and meadow flowers as well as grasses and butterflies. Kurland Royal Noir is the second service that was created in the course of KPM Berlin's 250th anniversary. The color black is staged in a pompous way. The elegant color already fascinated the impressionist Pierre-Auguste Renoir "It took me forty years to realize that black is the queen of colors" and the fashion designer Coco Chanel "black stands out". These statements were the basis for the development of the KPM tableware. The delivery times of KPM porcelain can be obtained from us on request. Enjoy the eye: Treat yourself to a visual treat with the KPM Kurland Royal Noir presentation plate. Both a dinner plate and a soup plate look excellent on the service plate. The place plate on the flag is in gorgeous black - the relief was also decorated with bright gold.