6 Goebel Brombeere Fondue Plates, Oeslauer Manufaktur, Bavaria, 1970

Set of six compartmented ceramic plates from the Brombeere (Blackberry) series, produced by Goebel at the Oeslauer Manufaktur, Bavaria, West Germany.

Object History: The Goebel manufactory, globally recognized for its technical quality, launched the Brombeere series during the 1970s. This line is distinguished by its naturalistic and functional design, adapted to the gastronomic trends of the time such as fondue and raclette, combining the robustness of Bavarian ceramics with a refined Mid-Century Modern aesthetic.

Technical Details:
- Period: 1970s
- Technique: Glazed ceramic with decorative transfer
- Diameter: 23 cm (9.05 inches)
- Individual weight: 520 g (1.15 lbs)
- Material: High-resistance ceramic
- Condition: Excellent vintage conservation. The glaze retains its original shine and colors remain vibrant. No cracks or obvious chips. The reverse features the official Goebel Oeslauer Manufaktur stamp.

Value and Use: This set is a collector's piece for enthusiasts of post-war German ceramics. Its divided design makes it functional for contemporary table services, allowing food to be separated for tastings or themed dinners. The stamp guarantees they are dishwasher safe.