La boîte portant le numéro de modèle « 481 » de Hedwig Bollhagen est également connue sous le nom de « pot à pain » par les employés de la manufacture de céramique de Marwitz. Cet ensemble intemporel et sobre, composé d’un récipient et d’un couvercle, a marqué le design du quotidien dans l’ancienne RDA et est aujourd’hui redécouvert par les amateurs de design. Le corps rectangulaire-ovale et bombé de la boîte ainsi que le couvercle bombé vers le haut, doté d’une poignée conique, en sont les caractéristiques. Avec une hauteur de 14,5 centimètres, une largeur de 20 centimètres et un volume de deux litres et demi, la boîte à pain 481 fait déjà partie des grandes pièces en céramique de la gamme Hedwig Bollhagen. Qu'il s'agisse de pain de mie, de baguette ou de pain de campagne, cette boîte à pain aux formes élégantes offre un lieu de conservation durable et hygiénique et ne doit manquer dans aucune cuisine d'amateur de design.
The tin with the shape number "481" by Hedwig Bollhagen is also known as bread pot by the employees of the ceramic manufactory in Marwitz. The time...
Afficher tous les détailsThe tin with the shape number "481" by Hedwig Bollhagen is also known as bread pot by the employees of the ceramic manufactory in Marwitz. The time...
Afficher tous les détailsThe tin with the shape number "481" by Hedwig Bollhagen is also known as bread pot by the employees of the ceramic manufactory in Marwitz. The time...
Afficher tous les détailsThe tin with the shape number "481" by Hedwig Bollhagen is also known as bread pot by the employees of the ceramic manufactory in Marwitz. The time...
Afficher tous les détailsThe tin with the shape number "481" by Hedwig Bollhagen is also known as bread pot by the employees of the ceramic manufactory in Marwitz. The time...
Afficher tous les détailsThe tin with the shape number "481" by Hedwig Bollhagen is also known as bread pot by the employees of the ceramic manufactory in Marwitz. The time...
Afficher tous les détailsThe tin with the shape number "481" by Hedwig Bollhagen is also known as bread pot by the employees of the ceramic manufactory in Marwitz. The time...
Afficher tous les détailsThe tin with the shape number "481" by Hedwig Bollhagen is also known as bread pot by the employees of the ceramic manufactory in Marwitz. The time...
Afficher tous les détailsThe tin with the shape number "481" by Hedwig Bollhagen is also known as bread pot by the employees of the ceramic manufactory in Marwitz. The time...
Afficher tous les détailsThe tin with the shape number "481" by Hedwig Bollhagen is also known as bread pot by the employees of the ceramic manufactory in Marwitz. The time...
Afficher tous les détailsThe tin with the shape number "481" by Hedwig Bollhagen is also known as bread pot by the employees of the ceramic manufactory in Marwitz. The time...
Afficher tous les détailsThe handmade rider made of solid ceramic complements the flower ring with candle holder 735, which is also available in the online store of Hedwig ...
Afficher tous les détailsThe flower ring with the shape number "735B" by Hedwig Bollhagen is the middle sister of the small (735A) and large (735C) flower ring. Its charact...
Afficher tous les détailsThe butter dish with the shape number "497B" by Hedwig Bollhagen is the big sister of the smaller 497A. Like its little sister, it was designed by ...
Afficher tous les détailsThe watering can by Hedwig Bollhagen with the shape number "766" not only waters the flowers, but also impresses with its simple, plain and functio...
Afficher tous les détailsThe butter dish with the shape number "497A" by Hedwig Bollhagen is the little sister of the larger 497B. The butter dishes were designed by the Ba...
Afficher tous les détailsThe flower ring with candle holder with the shape number "735B" by Hedwig Bollhagen is the middle sister of the small (735A) and large (735C) flowe...
Afficher tous les détailsWith the hand-made and painted Santa Claus ornaments by Hedwig Bollhagen, the Christmas tree shines in nostalgic elegance. The ceramic Santas were ...
Afficher tous les détailsThe bread plate by Hedwig Bollhagen with the shape number "502" corresponds in its simple, timeless form to the Bauhaus maxim: Beautiful is what wo...
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