Nymphenburg produces its own porcelain paste today

August Göhring and Luise Terletzki-Scherf shaped the unmistakable style of the manufactory the first giving their figures a lifelike representation while Scherf created animals with an idiosyncratic character and unique colours

in 1765 Joseph Zaechenberger designed a colourful and festive decor with floral bouquets

The employment of Franz Anton Bustelli in November 1754 turned out to be a tremendous stroke of luck for the manufactory

10013461 Weiß Nymphenburg produces its own porcelainThe most pioneering design by the Bohemian sculptor Dominikus Auliczek is the PERL service in Louis Seize style, which owes its name to a string of pearls surrounding each individual piece. For the first time in European porcelain history, Auliczek based a service on a 12 sided dodecagon instead of the customary circular shape. Various service items, such as cups and tureens, were also decorated with three dimensional acanthus leaves a typical motif