La lata con el número de modelo «481» de Hedwig Bollhagen es conocida entre los empleados de la fábrica de cerámica de Marwitz también como «recipiente para el pan». Este conjunto de dos piezas —recipiente y tapa—, de un diseño sencillo y atemporal, ya marcó el diseño cotidiano en la antigua RDA y hoy en día está siendo redescubierto por los amantes del diseño. Son característicos el cuerpo rectangular-ovalado y abombado de la lata y la tapa abombada hacia arriba con el asa cónica adornada. Con una altura de 14,5 centímetros, una anchura de 20 centímetros y un volumen de dos litros y medio, el recipiente para pan 481 se cuenta ya entre las piezas de cerámica de mayor tamaño de la gama de Hedwig Bollhagen. Ya sea pan de molde, baguette o pan rústico, este elegante panero ofrece un lugar de conservación duradero e higiénico y no puede faltar en la cocina de ningún amante del diseño.
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...
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Ver todos los detallesThe 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...
Ver todos los detallesThe 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...
Ver todos los detallesThe 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...
Ver todos los detallesThe 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...
Ver todos los detallesThe 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...
Ver todos los detallesThe 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...
Ver todos los detallesThe 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...
Ver todos los detallesThe 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...
Ver todos los detallesThe 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...
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Ver todos los detallesThe bread plate from Hedwig Bollhagen with the shape number "501" not only impresses with its no-frills shape. Weighing 270 grams and two centimete...
Ver todos los detallesThe 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 ...
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