Rosenthal Studio-Linie Artist's Cup No. 16, Design Ambrogio Pozzi
This artist's cup with matching saucer, made of fine white porcelain, comes from the Rosenthal Studio-Linie. The set is characterised by a postmodern, sculptural design. The cup features a striking handle in the form of two vertical slats joined at the top. The decoration consists of a multi-coloured, abstract geometric pattern with overlapping shapes in blue, pink, black, and grey. The handle and the rim of the flat saucer are decorated with concentric lines in a platinum or silver finish. The artist's printed signature is located on the body of the cup.
The underside of both pieces is marked with an identical green and black stamp. This shows a crown above the lettering 'Rosenthal', followed by 'studio-linie' and 'GERMANY'. Below this, 'Künstlertasse Nr. 16' (Artist's Cup No. 16) is written, as well as the name Ambrogio Pozzi and his printed signature. The number 10 is additionally impressed or printed into the base of the saucer. The geometric decorative elements and the linear details were applied by means of high-quality transfer printing or screen printing.
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This artist's cup with matching saucer, made of fine white porcelain, comes from the Rosenthal Studio-Linie. The set is characterised by a postmodern, sculptural design. The cup features a striking handle in the form of two vertical slats joined at the top. The decoration consists of a multi-coloured, abstract geometric pattern with overlapping shapes in blue, pink, black, and grey. The handle and the rim of the flat saucer are decorated with concentric lines in a platinum or silver finish. The artist's printed signature is located on the body of the cup.
The underside of both pieces is marked with an identical green and black stamp. This shows a crown above the lettering 'Rosenthal', followed by 'studio-linie' and 'GERMANY'. Below this, 'Künstlertasse Nr. 16' (Artist's Cup No. 16) is written, as well as the name Ambrogio Pozzi and his printed signature. The number 10 is additionally impressed or printed into the base of the saucer. The geometric decorative elements and the linear details were applied by means of high-quality transfer printing or screen printing.