6 Rosenthal studio-line "Siena" ramekins by Richard Scharrer 1970

Elevate the refinement of your table with this superb set of 6 ramekins (appetiser bowls) made from fine stoneware porcelain, from the prestigious "studio-line" collection by Rosenthal. Designed by the renowned German designer Richard Scharrer in the 1970s, this rare model named "Siena" features a two-tone brown and black graphic decor of absolute elegance, reinterpreting the fleur-de-lis in a modernist style. The handwritten cursive "Handgemalt" under the base certifies that the decor is entirely hand-painted with a brush by a skilled artisan from the workshop, ensuring a unique and unparalleled quality of craftsmanship compared to industrial productions. Their sleek cylindrical silhouette and the fine craftsmanship characteristic of the studio-line label make them perfect character pieces for your individual soufflés, tapas, or to enhance a demanding modernist table. Publisher: Rosenthal (Germany) Prestige line: studio-line Germany. Designer: Richard Scharrer. Model / Decor: Original Siena. Manufacturing: "Handgemalt" (Entirely hand-painted with a brush) Era: 1970s. Quantity: Complete set of 6 matching pieces. Condition: Perfect vintage condition, no chips. Dimensions: Diameter 11.5 cm|Height 6 cm.