German Hutschenreuther Lion Coffee Cup

Lion porcelain is known as the largest porcelain group in Europe. Because of its excellent quality and creativity, many products are treasured by collections all over the world. Its tableware can be seen on the streets of European royalty, American state banquets and Arab banquets.

The founder of Lion Brand, Karamayi. He Zhenrode (HUTSCHENREU-THER), born in 1794, learned porcelain decoration in his father's factory from an early age. At the age of 18, he established a porcelain decoration factory and formally established he Zhenrode Company. At that time, porcelain was the exclusive product of the royal family, and there was a royal porcelain factory in Munich. In order to enable ordinary people to use porcelain, he repeatedly made representations to the Emperor so that the general public could buy it freely. Finally, the Kaiser finally agreed to his request, but the people could only buy pure white porcelain without decoration, and folk porcelain factories could only produce pure white porcelain. This set a precedent for the porcelain industry to open up to the private sector in Europe and enable it to flourish.

In 1856, Roland, the son of Karle, established his first porcelain factory in the town of SELB, which is now known as the "porcelain capital of Germany."

The Tang Dynasty Flower Series (a total of six groups) is a very famous set of products of the Lion Brand. The peach in the pattern represents longevity; the pomegranate represents the prosperity of descendants; bamboo represents the festival, high rise, and the elderly; and peony represents wealth and elegance.