Royal Bayreuth: A Collector's Guide (Softcover) by Mary J McCaslin

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The porcelain made in Tettau, Germany has attracted a growing number of collectors. Operating since 1794, the Royal Bayreuth firm, also known as Royal Tettau, continues to make porcelain in the present day.

In this well-organized book, more than 1,300 examples of Royal Bayreuth porcelain are described and illustrated in exquisite color. This book also includes a 1998 price guide. Categories include: Tapestry ware (Scenic, Corinthian or Classic), Rose Tapestry, Sunbonnet Babies, Figurals, and much more. The author, who has made several trips to the Tettau factory, offers helpful information on company history, production methods, trademarks, and collector guidelines.

The concluding chapter discusses the current operation of this business. This book is an essential reference for all persons interested in European porcelain.