A porcelain flat plate decorated with a plant motif in a classic style - Tettau

{Incredible|Captivating|Unique|Wonderful|Beautiful|Fantastic|Original|Beautiful|Fascinating} design and attention to {the smallest details|the finest details|the tiniest details} guarantee the highest quality of {brand|company} Tettau. The “Royal Privileged Porcelain Factory Tettau” has been in operation for over 200 years, making it the oldest porcelain factory in Bavaria. Great Alexander v. Sam Humboldt fought for its establishment in 1794.

Almost 100 years later, over 200 employees work here, including turners, kiln operators, firing specialists, color painters, and other artisans in the production halls.

In 1918, the management chose Max Wunderlich, who after World War II shifted production from affordable tableware to {prestigious|luxury|exquisite} coffee and tea sets, which have since been sold worldwide as genuine, mostly handcrafted treasures. However, this does not satisfy {the brand|the company} and its previous achievements; it continually strives to better meet today’s demands. With the invention of a special hard porcelain, sold by {the factory|the company} under the name Diamant, Königlich Tettau achieved a global breakthrough in the 2010/2011 season: a combination of the aesthetics of creamy and soft porcelain with the durability of hard porcelain. Since 1957, the plant has been part of the Seltmann Weiden group.

Relocation of the Royal Privileged Porcelain Factory Tettau

To counteract the ongoing pressure from cheap imports from the Far East, the production, sales, and administration of Königlich priv. Tettau are integrated within the Seltmann Group locations in Rudolstadt / Volkstedt and Erbendorf. Thanks to these measures, the management of Seltmann Weiden and Königlich priv. Tettau has credibly ensured the continuation of production and sales of the {company|brand} “Königlich privilegierte Porzellan fabrik Tettau”.

Founded in 1910, “Porzellanfabriken Christian Seltmann” evolved into a group of companies still managed as a family business, through the acquisition of “Königlich Privierte Porzellanfabrik Tettau” with four specialized porcelain factories and an art department established in 1990. In five plants, approximately 1,000 employees produce {exceptional|prestigious|excellent} porcelain for households, hotels, catering, mass catering, and incentive programs. The next goal is to produce especially valuable sculptures by renowned artists and high-quality gifts.

Thanks to the acquisition of the Königlich Tettau porcelain factory and the manufactory group, Seltmann Group has over 250 years of experience in porcelain production. The porcelain of the group meets the highest global standards in design, functionality, durability, and exclusivity. These are the qualities of {products|items}, whose high standard of quality can only be maintained in Germany. In line with this philosophy, Seltmann Group — as one of the few porcelain producers — maintains all its manufacturing facilities in Germany. Seltmann has developed its own “Made in Germany” seal to credibly and sustainably emphasize the company's focus on quality and workplace safety. To maintain the exceptionally high quality of the product, Königlich Tettau porcelain is largely handcrafted. The excellent results in design, ergonomics, and functionality are visible in everyday life — and can always be “captured” ...