airplane mug
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The Bauhaus takes off!
One might think so when looking at the ring mocha cup, also called the airplane cup, a small cup by Marguerite Friedlaender-Wildenhain from 1930. Trained at the state Bauhaus in Weimar, Friedlaender-Wildenhain taught at the Burg Giebichenstein Art School in Halle. In 1930, she designed this cup with a saucer. The special feature: the cup fits perfectly into a ring-shaped recess in the saucer and thus cannot slide back and forth, which proves especially helpful when traveling by plane, train, or ship.
The re-edition of this remarkable ring mocha cup is handled by the Berlin KPM. The world-famous royal blue scepter mark of the Royal Porcelain Manufactory gives this piece a special touch, clearly visible on the top of the saucer.
