Hüttl Tivadar porcelánkereskedő portréja Budapest XIX. század vége

Photo of porcelain merchant Tivadar Hüttl Budapest at the end of the 19th century. Hüttl founded his business in 1854 and, in the House of Merchants, later leased business premises on the ground floor of the Dorottya Street front of the Lloyd's Palace, while the painting work was made in his own house in the 6th district Aradi Street. His business was destroyed along with the building in 1944. The porcelain factory operated from 1904. Hüttl worked as a shaper and his wife as a painter. They worked to order, mainly making tableware. The specialty of the factory is the porcelain painted blue-pink or pink with cobalt or gold oxide in the mass.