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A hand-painted Bavarian porcelain tureen with cobalt detailing, photographed at large scale
Tureen No. 4 — Meister Porzellan Manufaktur, Nymphenburg, est. 1747

Haus of Bavaria · New York

Bavarian craftsmanship,
curated for the contemporary home.

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A Letter from the Founder

I started this house because Bavaria deserved a better table in America.

My name is Claudia Reiter, and for eleven years before founding Haus of Bavaria in 2014, I catalogued eighteenth-century European porcelain at Sotheby's. The pieces that stayed with me — the ones I could not stop thinking about — were never the most expensive. They were the ones made by hand, in workshops I could drive to, by families I could name.

Each spring and autumn I spend three weeks on the road through Oberbayern and the Allgäu, sitting at long workshop tables, drinking coffee with the people who shape, blow, and turn the objects you receive. Today, twenty-three of those families let us carry their work in North America. Every piece you find here is signed, dated, and shipped with the artisan's name on its Maker's Provenance Card.

Thank you for letting us share them with you.

— Claudia Reiter, Founder

The Autumn / Winter Edit

Selected after three weeks between Mittenwald and Tölz.

Claudia's most recent buying trip returned with forty-one new pieces. These four anchor the seasonal edit.

Hand-painted dinner plate with alpine edelweiss motif

Manufaktur Kandern

Kandern, Black Forest

$148

Hand-cut Bavarian lead-crystal wine goblet

Kristallmanufaktur Theresienthal

Theresienthal, Bavarian Forest

$184

Hand-turned linden wood serving board

Holzmanufaktur Berchtesgaden

Berchtesgaden, Upper Bavaria

$226

Hand-painted Bavarian stoneware beer stein with pewter lid

Keramikwerkstatt Riedl

Riedlhütte, Bavarian Forest

$312

The 23 Partner Workshops

Four generations, on average. Five at the eldest. None mass-produced.

Each workshop is family-owned, atelier-scaled, and exclusive to Haus of Bavaria in North America. A selection of four from our 23 partners.

Senior artisan hand-painting porcelain at a Bavarian workshop

01

Meister Porzellan Manufaktur

Nymphenburg · est. 1747

Glass cutter at a Bavarian crystal workshop

02

Kristallmanufaktur Theresienthal

Theresienthal · est. 1833

Wood turner shaping a bowl on a lathe

03

Holzmanufaktur Berchtesgaden

Berchtesgaden · est. 1881

Potter shaping a stoneware stein at the wheel

04

Keramikwerkstatt Riedl

Riedlhütte · est. 1894

The Provenance Promise

Three quiet guarantees that arrive with every parcel.

I.

Maker's Provenance Card

Every piece ships with a hand-signed card naming the artisan, the workshop town, and the year of completion. The card is yours to keep — many of our customers frame them alongside the piece.

Inside the documentation →

II.

Lifetime Repair, Munich

Chipped teacup? Knocked-over stein? Send it back. Our six-person Munich restoration atelier has repaired 1,140 customer pieces in 2023 alone — 94% returned to original condition, no charge, ever.

How the repair program works →

III.

White-Glove Delivery

Orders above $500 ship free with room-of-choice placement and unboxing service in 38 U.S. and Canadian metro areas. Every parcel travels carbon-neutral via our DACH rail freight partnership.

See service areas →

In Numbers

Eleven years of building the most rigorous Bavarian importer in North America.

12,800+

Verified five-star reviews across Trustpilot, Google, and Google Shopping — a 4.9 average.

23

Fourth- and fifth-generation Bavarian partner workshops, exclusive to Haus of Bavaria in North America.

96.4

B Corp certification score (2022) — the highest among homeware importers in North America.

18,400+

Active customers in all 50 U.S. states and 11 Canadian provinces.

As featured in

Architectural Digest · House & Garden · Financial Times “How To Spend It” · Gift & Decorative Accessories Magazine