Sieger by Fürstenberg

Since 1747 the name Fürstenberg has stood for unique craftsmanship and exclusive manufacturer’s porcelain. Over the course of time, renowned designers, modellers and porcelain painters have shaped the history of the manufactory founded by Duke Carl I. of Brunswick-Wolfenbuettel.

Since 2005, Porzellanmanufaktur  Fürstenberg has been creating unique, hand-made porcelain objects, designed by Sieger. This resulted in the birth of the Sieger by Fürstenberg brand. In addition to individual objects, the MY CHINA range in particular, is what make porcelain fans’ heart miss a beat. 

This traditional company from Lower Saxony is setting new standards in porcelain manufacture with its premium collections featuring upmarket tableware design of the highest quality. The Fürstenberg portfolio ranges from dinnerware  and gift items to unique designer pieces.
 Love for porcelain and a passion for real craftsmanship are what allow Fürstenberg porcelain masters to create magnificent products.
At Fürstenberg, with the creative power of man and fed by centuries of experience, perfect porcelain objects are manufactured. Old artisan techniques in new interpretation allow for impressing and unique pieces.
When individual parts of cups or pots are joined, or the porcelain receives its garment with fondly embellished decor, definite instinct is an absolute requirement. At this precise moment, porcelain art differs not from sophisticated cuisine as here, also, a dish must be cooked to the point in order to be perfect.

Today, the major portion of the porcelain production at  Fürstenberg continues to be based on manual labour. At Fürstenberg, the people make the porcelain, in every sense of the word: with their hands, their ideas and above all, with their expertise stemming from more than 265 years of experience in the art of manufacturing porcelain.

Over the course of time, renowned designers, modellers and porcelain painters have shaped the history of the manufactory.
Fine manufactured porcelain has been created with passion and precision in Fürstenberg in southern Lower Saxony for almost 270 years. Its detailed perfection is only possible because, even today, the majority of the porcelain manufacturing is done by hand. So at  Fürstenberg, it is still the case that one cup passes through 100 hands. The small intricacies are what tell of true craftsmanship, and what lend the porcelain from Fürstenberg its special value: double-walled vessels, the paper-thin inner and outer walls of which can only be put together by hand; decors that flow together underneath the handle; or gold decorations which run overboard and which can only be hand-painted.