The Royal Bayreuth Bone China Lobster creamer is a vintage piece dating back to the early 1900s, originating from Bavaria, Germany. Made of porcelain and bone china, this glossy red creamer features the intricate design of a lobster, showcasing the art pottery production style of the time. With its original production technique and hand wash care instructions, this exquisite piece is a true collectible for those who appreciate fine dinnerware.

triking antique Royal Bayreuth figural porcelain serving dish modeled in the form of a lobster. The lobster is beautifully molded in three dimensions, with a vivid red-orange body, raised head, detailed eyes, segmented shell, legs and large dimensional claws extending upward around the open bowl.

The interior is finished in a light cream/white glaze with an organically shaped, scalloped rim that follows the contours of the lobster. The exterior features rich red, orange, cream and darker shaded accents that emphasize the molded details.