Sixty-seven piece dinner and coffee set Composition, green white porcelain, by T. Wirkkala, Germany, 1970s.
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The Rosenthal Studio-Line 'Composition' dinner and coffee set is an outstanding example of post-war modernism, designed by Tapio Wirkkala in the 1970s for the renowned German porcelain manufactory. The set consists of an impressive 67 pieces, including cups and plates, a coffee/tea pot, creamer, sauce boat, oval platter, deep bowl, and a lidded tureen. The design is marked by disciplined simplicity: cylindrical and subtly flared shapes, harmonious proportions, and precise, seamless handle integration. The primary color is a cool, glossy dark green, contrasted by crisp white interiors and accents on rims and handles. Each element is crafted from smooth, lustrous porcelain. The overall condition is very good, with the porcelain retaining its depth of color and shine; three pieces show minor chips (one cup, one dessert plate, and the sauce boat handle).This service echoes the spirit of an era when design aspired not only to functionality but also to lasting visual clarity. Created by the Finnish master, the porcelain speaks in the language of Scandinavian simplicity fused with German craftsmanship. The smooth surface and deep green hue seem to narrate the story of the 1970s—a pursuit of harmony between geometry and the everyday ritual of gathering at the table. Each piece, from the pot to the smallest cup, contributes to a coherent tale of modern elegance that remains relevant across decades.This extensive Wirkkala set can be paired with modernist or minimalist tableware, or with classic glassware and steel cutlery to highlight its geometric logic
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Height8 cm
Width8 cm
Length21 cm
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Length21 cm
Height8 cm
Width8 cm
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