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JLMenau Graf Von Henneberg traces its roots to 1777 in Ilmenau, Thuringia, one of Germany's oldest and most storied porcelain regions — this sugar bowl is a piece of that long history in miniature.
Maker: JLMenau Graf Von Henneberg Porzellan
Pattern: Mixed florals (HEP1)
Materials: Porcelain, ribbed body, gold rim and finial
Origin: Ilmenau, Thuringia, Germany
Era: Vintage, 1934–1949
Dimensions: 4" tall with lid, 2" tall without lid, 3.75" diameter
Condition: Excellent condition — no cracks, chips, or scratches; gold in great condition. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
A pink rose, an orange tulip, and a scatter of violet, blue, and yellow blooms decorate ribs that run along the lower two-thirds of the bowl and repeat on the lid, giving the form a sculptural quality that sets it apart from smooth-bodied contemporaries. Gold accents the rim and lid finial.
Small and genuinely lovely — the kind of sugar bowl that earns a permanent place on a breakfast tray.
Backstamped with the Graf Von Henneberg mark used between 1934 and 1949, this piece carries a documented window of production that helps date it precisely within nearly two centuries of the factory's history.
A thoughtful gift paired with a special flavored sugar or a pretty silver spoon, and a welcome find for collectors of interwar German porcelain.
