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butter dish 497b decor 000The butter dish with the shape number "497B" by Hedwig Bollhagen is the big sister of the smaller 497A. Like its little sister, it was designed by the Bauhaus ceramist Werner Burri. Characteristic features are the flat, rectangular plate, slightly raised at the edges, and the equally rectangular, bowl shaped lid. At six centimeters high and twelve centimeters wide, the butter dish is twice as wide as it is tall. The Bauhaus proclaimed rule "form

bowl-shaped lid

it also serves as a base

the butter dish is twice as wide as it is tall

15 liters might be a bit too small

the butter dish is about half as tall as it is wide

the seven-centimeter high and twelve-centimeter wide milk coffee cup is neither too small nor too large

And if a small mishap should happen while serving and the latte spills over the filigree rim of the cup

which tapers slightly towards the top and somehow also resembles a Chinese tea bowl

With a diameter of 16

The Bauhaus proclaimed rule "form follows function"

the butter can be "enthroned" on the breakfast table and is more easily accessible for the whole family

connoisseurs of the tea ritual will appreciate this sugar bowl