Fürstenberg

Discover Fürstenberg porcelain, crafted in Germany since 1747 and defined by nearly 300 years of porcelain-making expertise, exceptional craftsmanship, and timeless design. Founded in Lower Saxony, Fürstenberg is one of Germany’s historic porcelain manufactories, creating tableware that brings together European heritage and contemporary elegance.

Explore luxury German porcelain dinnerware, plates, bowls, serving pieces, cups, and decorative objects from distinctive Fürstenberg collections. From the romantic heritage of Grecque and the refined elegance of Herzog Ferdinand to the contemporary character of Auréole and Touché, each collection offers its own interpretation of the Fürstenberg aesthetic.

Rooted in traditional craftsmanship yet designed for modern living, Fürstenberg porcelain brings enduring German quality to beautifully set tables and sophisticated interiors. Discover the collection at MAISON3AMIS and create a table that balances history, artistry, and contemporary style.

German Porcelain Crafted Since 1747

For nearly three centuries, Fürstenberg has been creating porcelain in Lower Saxony, Germany. Founded in 1747, the manufactory has built its reputation on a deep understanding of porcelain craftsmanship, combining traditional techniques with evolving forms, decoration, and design.

The crowned blue “F” is a signature of Fürstenberg porcelain and represents a long tradition of German craftsmanship. Today, the manufactory continues to create porcelain at its historic site, bringing centuries of expertise together with a distinctly contemporary approach to the table.

The result is porcelain designed to be appreciated not only for its beauty, but for the craftsmanship and history behind every piece.

Where German Heritage Meets Contemporary Design

Grecque: A Fürstenberg Classic Reimagined

One of Fürstenberg’s most distinctive collections, Grecque brings historic European design to the modern table. Originally created in the 19th century in the Biedermeier style, the collection is recognized for its faceted form and intricate details.

Today, Grecque continues to evolve through sophisticated colors, finishes, and decorative interpretations. From classic white and elegant Athena to romantic Mille Fleurs and contemporary Vert Menthe, each version offers a different way to experience this enduring Fürstenberg design.

Build a complete Grecque table or combine individual pieces to create a beautifully collected setting.

Auréole

Carlo

Fluen

Additional Collections

Build Your Fürstenberg Table

Create a table with a sense of history and a distinctly personal point of view. Begin with a Fürstenberg dinner plate, then layer coordinating bowls, bread plates, cups, and serving pieces to build a complete setting.

For a more collected look, combine different Fürstenberg designs, colors, or finishes. Pair the timeless geometry of Grecque with contemporary accents, or create a monochromatic setting around a single porcelain collection.

Whether you are building a complete dinner service or adding a few special pieces to an existing table, Fürstenberg makes it possible to collect porcelain gradually and create a setting that feels uniquely your own.

Frequently Asked Questions About Fürstenberg Porcelain

Where is Fürstenberg porcelain made?
Fürstenberg porcelain is produced in Fürstenberg, Lower Saxony, Germany, at the manufactory's historic site.

How long has Fürstenberg been making porcelain?
Fürstenberg was founded in 1747 and has been producing porcelain for nearly 300 years.

What is Fürstenberg known for?
Fürstenberg is known for German porcelain that combines traditional craftsmanship with historic and contemporary designs.

What is the Fürstenberg Grecque collection?
Grecque is a historic Fürstenberg design originally created between 1840 and 1850 in the Biedermeier style. It has since evolved into a broader dinnerware collection with multiple colors and finishes.

What is the crowned blue F on Fürstenberg porcelain?
The crowned blue “F” is the trademark associated with Fürstenberg porcelain.