Mottahedeh

American, 1929. An American company Mottahedeh was established in 1929 by Mildred Mottahedeh. Mildred was a creative designer who produced porcelain pieces with historic designs. She left a mark in the world of luxurious crafting. She collaborated with Tiffany & Co. as well as many other renowned brands before opening her own company. Mildred mainly wanted to sell products that were handcrafted. Rafi Mottahedeh, her husband, became an associate of Mottahedeh.

The romantic duo embarked on a lifetime mission to launch their company to success. The company has a long history of redefining Chinese porcelain. The replica porcelains were so precise that shortly after, people from museums sought their advice on duplicates. Many galleries and museums licensed Mottahedeh for its ceramics. Known for their remarkable quality, the luxury manufacturing company crafts porcelains with meticulous designs. While other porcelain producers use only 6 colors on their pieces, Mottahedeh uses about 16-27 different colors.

Their porcelain is made from the vitrification method to create durable, glass-like white porcelain and eliminate any blemishes. For decades, the techniques have been handed down through generations. They created important pieces such as the Pierre L'Enfant dinner set for George Washington, the first president of the United States. Mottahedeh home for sale offers a wide variety of pieces with intricate and authentic designs Mottahedeh home at auction brings fine quality porcelains such as dinnerware, dessert ware, vase, box, sculptures, teawares, containers, table ornaments, porcelain sets, and many more on top auction platforms.

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