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The Mahlwerck quality promise

Tradition obliges: Mahlwerck has been a premium supplier in the field of porcelain refinement for more than 30 years. Many years of experience, craftsmanship, precise grinding and the selection of premium materials have gone into our products.

WE are Mahlwerck

Strong in a team. Together we contribute to the success of the manufactory with dedication and passion. In the beginning Mahlwerck was a captivating idea, a dream, a belief. Well, and now Mahlwerck is 30 years old and has become the success story of our lives.

True (porcelain) love:
Tradition meets modernity.

Since the beginning of the company's history, Mahlwerck Manufaktur products have come from a single source. This expertise from more than 30 years of experience not only made it possible for Mahlwerck to continually develop new, revolutionary designs - his passion for porcelain and great attention to detail have already resulted in numerous award-winning designs. Because perfection is more than the sum of its parts.

Blue Angel certification

Design Award Germany

Kitchen innovation award

Masterpieces of German design art.

From cups to plates, every single one of our products is designed and developed in Germany. The perfection of our products is the essence of German quality and the art of refinement. And the result is really good.

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Why Mahlwerck is called Mahlwerck:

Two letters and a long tradition ... Many have probably asked themselves: Why this H and this C in Mahlwerck? After all, we make Coffee2Go cups, but that doesn't mean we grind the coffee beans too. And a work with ck can only be found in a poorly graded dictation. That's right - nowadays. But it wasn't always like this ...

At the time when the first porcelain factories emerged in Europe - especially those in Meißen in the 18th century - a few spelling reforms had not yet been carried out and the tool for painting was the Mahlwerck. It comprised the brushes, plates, mortars, pestles, paints, spatulas and everything that went with it to apply the ornate patterns to the porcelain. When we started realizing our own creations with exactly the same tools in 1991, we called ourselves Mahlwerck.