10000357 Mühling von Wersin chose a simple

von Wersin chose a simple basic shape with protruding bowls and semicircular

coffee in all variations

Because the view “from above” on Barford's Global Service allows to abstract from the distance of individual continents and markings of political boundaries and instead to look at the “big picture”

Design: Ted Muehling

Designed along the lines of the “New Objectivity” movement

10000357 Mühling von Wersin chose a simpleThis Rococo service by Franz Anton Bustelli was created during the early days of the Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg. The overflowing wealth of ideas and the beauty of that era seem to be captured in this porcelain service. Even the tiniest detail is incorporated into the rhythm of the forms in all its subtleties. This porcelain has grown far beyond its original purpose as a service. It was integral in securing a place of honour in the history of