This little sugar bowl has been minding its own business since 1944. While the world was doing its thing, this Rosenthal Pompadour sat quietly, looking immaculate, waiting for someone who truly appreciates fine German porcelain. That someone might be you.
Made at the legendary Rosenthal factory in Selb, Bavaria, this is the Pompadour pattern — named after the famously stylish Madame de Pompadour, which tells you everything you need to know about the vibe. Delicate hand-painted floral bouquets in soft pinks, blues and purples, scattered across a warm ivory ground, finished with a scalloped gold rim and a dainty gold-tipped knob on the lid. The inside is pristine. The outside is pristine. This is genuinely mint condition for an 80-year-old piece of porcelain.
The lid has a notch cut-out for a sugar spoon — a thoughtful detail that shows Rosenthal really had their priorities straight.
Brand: Rosenthal, Selb Germany
Pattern: Pompadour
Year: 1944 (antique)
Dimensions: 12 cm diameter × 11 cm high (with lid)
Weight: 270g
Condition: mint — no chips, no cracks, no crazing, gold intact
Includes original matching lid with spoon notch
WARNING: Serving sugar from this bowl will make your guests feel underdressed. Maison de L'oro accepts no responsibility for the sudden urge to upgrade your entire tea service to match.
