TAC Gropius Palazzo RORO II Bread & Butter Service plate Porcelain bread & butter plate brand Rosenthal Studio-line from the RORO collection. Serve canapés , desserts or other small treats in style with the Rosenthal Studio-line serving plate from the RORO collection. When the first Rosenthal Studio-line collection called TAC 1 appeared on the market in 1969, the collection also included an independent coffee table series, which was not produced. Even then, this proposal for a tea service design line was postponed. Today, however, they are returning as a model for the new TAC 02 collection. Thanks to this, they can go into the production of an elegant bowl, the lids of which have an unusually placed handle on the side, even though it has been decades since Walter Gropius died. Simple and elegant shapes with a focus on detail, this is the result of close cooperation between the German creative center Rosenthal Studio-line and the art school Bauhaus . A collection inspired by the pig . In 1967, Philip Rosenthal planned to build a Bauhaus-style sty for his favorite piglet. After losing the bet, the sty project was created by architect Walter Gropius, but it never materialized. Based on the sketches of this project, Ewelina Wisniowska created a plastic gold design from the RORO collection. The collection uses lines of buildings , a silhouette of a piglet , as well as a fence and haystacks. It is a modern model on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Philip Rosenthal. The German brand Rosenthal Studio-line represents innovation , design , quality and sophisticated craftsmanship of perfect porcelain since 1879. Do you prefer innovative contemporary design? Then the studio-line brand created in Rosenthal in 1961 is just for you. Björn Wiinblad, Otmar Alt, Paul Wunderlich, Jasper Morrison, Walter Gropius but also Bořek Šípek designed it for her.