Arzberg is synonymous with some of the most beautiful porcelain found in the world today. The history of their Mark dates back to 1837 when England introduced the ‘Merchandise Mark Act’ which was created in order to protect the British economy from cheap competition of imported commodity. The ‘made in Germany’ Mark however quickly became a quality seal for German made products – a firm component of Arzberg’s philosophy. Their first forms were sketched by Dr. Herman Gretsch in the year 1931. This collection revolutionized the porcelain market and to this day is recognized as a classic of modern industrial design. The Arzberg lineage and commitment to excellence is quite something...don’t believe us? Come see for yourself...
Published: Sun, Mar 29, 2009
Arzberg is synonymous with some of the most beautiful porcelain found in the world today. The history of their Mark dates back to 1837 when England introduced the ‘Merchandise Mark Act’ which was created in order to protect the British economy from cheap competition of imported commodity. The ‘made in Germany’ Mark however quickly became a quality seal for German made products – a firm component of Arzberg’s philosophy. Their first forms were sketched by Dr. Herman Gretsch in the year 1931. This collection revolutionized the porcelain market and to this day is recognized as a classic of modern industrial design. The Arzberg lineage and commitment to excellence is quite something...don’t believe us? Come see for yourself...
