German Schierholz porcelain bowl with three hand-painted putti, made in the 1930s

Ø cm 15 h cm 18

Schierholz porcelain is synonymous with refined German craftsmanship, with a history dating back to the 19th century. 
It is known for producing high-quality porcelain, with a particular reputation for intricate and decorative pieces.
Productions include statues, centerpieces, baskets, and other decorative porcelain items. 

Schierholz porcelain is often recognized for its detailed work, especially floral designs and cherub figures (putti). They produced pieces in various styles, including Rococo and Art Nouveau influences. They are also well known for their lithophanes.

The company's history was influenced by political changes in Germany, particularly during the 20th century.
After World War II, when Thuringia became part of East Germany, the company was nationalized.
After German reunification, the company's original name was restored.