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jar 870 decor 000Hedwig Bollhagen's cookie tin with the shape number "870" is probably one of the secret classics from the Marwitz ceramics factory. The timelessly simple cookie jar shaped the everyday design of the former GDR and is now being rediscovered by design lovers. The rectangular body with the flat lid and the mounted, mushroom shaped knob are characteristic for the two piece set of jar and closure. 13 centimeters long, 10 centimeters wide, 16 centimeters

it is not one of the largest in Hedwig Bollhagen's range

panna cotta or parfait

The 20 gram Easter egg made of filigree and equally durable ceramic is perfect for creating wonderful Easter bouquets or decorating the Easter tree

And weighing in at 500 grams

The candlestick by Hedwig Bollhagen with the shape number "207" dips every room into an atmospheric aura

skilfully round off the timeless

Typical for the solid jug made of 380 grams of light ceramic is the cylindrically shaped body

A flat cup bottom ensures that the coffee grounds poured into the mocha drink can settle at the bottom

but this piggy bank is much too good to be slaughtered

The Asian-looking teapot with the shape number "598" beautifies the little time out from the stressful everyday life

the five-and-a-half centimeter high and equally wide espresso cup is probably one of the smaller ones in the ceramic assortment of the Marwitz manufactory

Characteristic is the spherically bulbous

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