Porcelain Birds, Set of 2

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Two porcelain birds including one from the factory Gerold Porzellan Bavaria (https://www.gerold-porzellan.com/history.htm) and Karl Enz in Dresden china.

It was … Read more Two porcelain birds including one from the factory Gerold Porzellan Bavaria (https://www.gerold-porzellan.com/history.htm) and Karl Enz in Dresden china.

It was in 1708 that we discover the secret of porcelain. Unlike ceramics, earthenware and other earthenware, porcelain is composed of kaolin which high temperature vitrified, giving this beautiful pinkish white color, which, exposed to light, becomes translucent.

With Meissen and Dresden, manufacturing Karl Ens, founded in the late nineteenth century, is one of the main signatures of the famous Porcelain of Saxony. Each has a specialty. The openwork cuts and trades for Meissen and Dresden, animals including birds famous for Karl Ens.

Still in business, the factory's "made a specialty with its famous birds, highly sought after and appreciated by connoisseurs with some 400 models for Color Finesse and the preciousness of their allure. See less