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Hutschenreuther Porcelain Plate for Nixdorf – Easter 1986, Spring Motif by Barbara Fürstenhöfer
Hutschenreuther Porcelain Plate for Nixdorf – Easter 1986, Spring Motif by Barbara Fürstenhöfer
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A very special plate: produced by the world-famous porcelain manufacturer Hutschenreuther on behalf of the then equally well-known German computer company Nixdorf, for Easter 1986.
The Story Behind It
A porcelain plate with a dedication on the back was to be printed for Nixdorf employees. The artist Barbara Fürstenhöfer was chosen for the front motif; in the 1980s she had published a four-part series called “Four Seasons.” The season “Spring” was selected and burned into the Hutschenreuther porcelain.
What makes this plate special is the chain of unfortunate circumstances that Easter: just days after securing a famous maker and an artist who had only recently finished “Four Seasons,” tragic news arrived – company founder Heinz Nixdorf had died of a heart attack at the world’s largest computer trade fair, CeBIT.
Dimensions and Details
- Diameter: approx. 20 cm (7.9 in)
- Height: approx. 2 cm (0.8 in)
- Material: porcelain
- Maker: Hutschenreuther, commissioned by Nixdorf
- Artist: Barbara Fürstenhöfer, motif “Spring”
- Occasion: Easter 1986
Condition
Flawless condition.
Who It’s For
A sought-after collector’s item for anyone who collects special tableware or memorabilia from the defunct Nixdorf computer company – and a lovely piece for anyone who loves fine porcelain.
Care
Wash by hand.
Price is for 1 piece. Ships from Austria, carefully packed.
Gmünd, the flea market by the border. The plate lay among ordinary dishes, its spring motif still glowing as if nothing had happened. Yet behind it lies a story where joy and grief met in the very same days. Some objects carry more history than they show at first glance.
Spring on a heavy day — Things with Soul · VintageAustriaShop
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