Luxurious white 12-piece porcelain dinnerware - Seltmann Weiden

High-quality material combined with a long history makes the Seltmann brand a synonym for excellence. Founded in 1910, the company "Porzellanfabriken Christian Seltmann" (Seltmann Weiden) evolved into a group through the acquisition of "Königlich Privierte Porzellanfabrik Tettau" (Königlich Tettau), along with four specialized porcelain manufacturers and an art department established in 1990 and 1995 as a family business. Five factories employing around 800 staff produce exquisite porcelain for households, hotels, and the catering industry. Another goal is the production of particularly valuable figurines and gifts.

Thanks to the Königlich Tettau porcelain factory (the oldest porcelain factory in Bavaria), the Seltmann Group has over 200 years of experience in porcelain manufacturing. The renowned naturalist Alexander von Humboldt fought for the establishment of the manufactory, which took place in 1794 under the privilege of Prussian King Frederick William II.

Even longer tradition (almost 250 years) can be traced back to the oldest still-operating porcelain factory in Thuringia, in Rudolstadt / Volkstedt. The "Oldest Volkstedt Porcelain Manufactory" was expanded in 2007 into a "translucent porcelain manufactory," and four factories with an artistic division in Volkstedt were merged "under one roof." Quarzsandwerke Weissenbrunn supplies high-quality raw materials and ready-made masses for the ceramic industry and is part of the corporate group.

  As one of the few porcelain producers operating worldwide, the Seltmann Group possesses exceptionally broad know-how in production: from high-tech manufacturing in one of Europe's most modern porcelain factories to pure craftsmanship in factories (located in Rudolstadt / Thuringia). In addition to continuously developing specialized fields such as hospitality / catering, institutional catering / food service, and motivational programs, the Seltmann group primarily targets families in the domestic porcelain industry, who usually value a wide range of products available for purchase later.  

The prestigious porcelain of the Seltmann group meets the highest international standards in design, functionality, durability, and prestige. These properties, which can only be maintained at a high quality standard in Germany, are what set their products apart. For the enterprising Seltmann family, reliability and flexibility are crucial, as well as the development of environmentally friendly production techniques, which are immediately implemented in their manufacturing facilities. Production knowledge, passed down through generations in the Upper Palatinate, remains irreplaceable to this day, ensuring jobs with the "Made in Germany" quality mark — right here in Germany.

  Product advantages  

The family-owned SELTMANN WEIDEN has been producing hard porcelain "Made in Germany" since its founding in 1910. Fired at 1450°C, with the following benefits:

Lead and cadmium free in accordance with California state guidelines - USA

Surface up to 5 times more resistant to wear

Translucent

Glazed with Forkeram

Mirror-like surface: easy to clean, hygienic, less cutlery wear

Flat-ground feet to prevent items from wobbling on smooth surfaces

Polished smooth bases with diamonds

Extremely hard porcelain with high impact resistance

Dishwasher safe products, also microwave compatible (except high-quality items containing precious metals)

At SELTMANN WEIDEN, production according to the strictest environmental and health standards has always been a top priority. To credibly and sustainably communicate this environmental concept across the Seltmann Group, Seltmann developed an eco-friendly quality mark for porcelain production. This environmental quality mark, whose standards are "lived" at SELTMANN WEIDEN, is based on the following criteria:

Made in Germany

The porcelain of the group meets the highest global standards in design, functionality, durability, and exclusivity.

It is precisely these product qualities, whose high standard can only be maintained in Germany. In line with this philosophy, the Seltmann Group — one of the few porcelain manufacturers — keeps all its production facilities in Germany. Seltmann has developed its own "Made in Germany" seal to credibly and sustainably showcase the company's emphasis on quality and workplace safety. Manufacturer information