The history of Sitzendorf porcelain dates begins in 1760, when Georg Heinrich Macheleidt, a theology student, received permission from Prince Johann Friedrich von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt to establish a porcelain factory in the town of Sitzendorf. The factory was originally located in a small building, but it quickly outgrew its space and was moved to a larger building in 1762.

The factory's early products were mainly tableware and decorative items, but it soon began to produce figurines and other objects. The factory's figurines were particularly popular, and they were often decorated with scenes from mythology and history.

In 1850, the factory was acquired by Wilhelm Liebmann, who invested heavily in new technology and equipment. This helped to improve the quality of the factory's products and to increase its output. In 1884, the factory was acquired by Alfred and Carl Wilhelm Voigt, who continued to invest in the factory more...

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Sitzendorf porcelain lady figural candelabra five floral…

Floral Lady Candelabra by Sitzendorf Porcelain (52cm)

Sitzendorf porcelain lady figural candelabra five floral decorated branch, 52 cm height

A German Sitzendorf Porcelain Table oil lamp supported by four…

Sitzendorf Porcelain Cherub Table Oil Lamp

A German Sitzendorf Porcelain Table oil lamp supported by four cherubs. 54 cm high.

A Sitzendorf porcelain banquet lamp and matching side vases;…

Sitzendorf Porcelain Banquet Lamp and Vases

A Sitzendorf porcelain banquet lamp and matching side vases; Georg-Heinrich Macheleidt, c.1885. Lamp height 63 cm. Vases 28 cm