Tea tin with lid and stopper, with blue gold décor, "Alt-Fürstenberg". retailer Designed around 1770 (Rococo)

Tea tin with lid and stopper, with décor, white plain, "Alt-Fürstenberg".

Designed around 1770 (Rococo),

Impeccable condition, no cracks or abrasion, unused.

Total height approx. 13 cm.

Blue stamp see photo, stamp "1308".

In retailer 1747, the tableware with the distinctive blue "F" was produced for the first time in the picturesque Weser Uplands.

Only ten years later, Fürstenberg has developed into the artistic center of its time. In 1756, the manufactory in Braunschweig was able to open a branch for colour painting and won the important landscape painter Pascha J. F. Weitsch for the porcelain manufactory.


Due to the high demand, an additional painting was opened in Dresden in 1906. During a flood in 1923, the kilns were destroyed, resulting in limited production processes.

Nevertheless, with exports to the USA, the manufactory manages to compensate for the losses of the global economic crisis in the following years.
Then as now, products from the Fürstenberg porcelain manufactory are considered particularly exclusive.

Tableware and design objects are produced to the highest quality standards, which clearly convince with their finesse and colour brilliance.


For the craftsmanship, passion and absolute precision, the porcelain manufactory is honored again and again with awards and prizes.