Terrine | Rokoko | Mare Nostrum Kollektion which owes its name to

which owes its name to a string of pearls surrounding each individual piece

the manufactory's extensive repertoire of figures also includes other inconspicuous

the elegant shape merges with the decor that harmoniously frames the opening in the porcelain

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Terrine | Rokoko | Mare Nostrum Kollektion which owes its name toMARE NOSTRUM is one of the liveliest examples of the renaissance of a historical pattern through new decoration. The Rococo shape designed around 1760 was reissued in 1928 as a dinner service for seafood. Painted in bright red tones with naturalistic depictions of lobster and shells, complemented by a perfectly modelled lobster as a handle for the terrine lid, the shape and decor result in a fresh and modern interpretation of the Mediterranean theme.