(43) Versace for Rosenthal "Barroco" Porcelain Twelve Person Serving Set. Opulent porcelain dinnerware set features the intricate, gold-toned Barocco pattern and iconic Medusa head motifs characteristic of the Rosenthal meets Versace collaboration. Includes plates and cups for twelve, serving dishes, sugar pot, creamer, casserole, and slicer. Marked on bottom.

Largest Size: 12 x 12 in. 

The Barocco pattern for Rosenthal porcelain, created in collaboration with Versace, is one of the most recognizable designs in the Rosenthal meets Versace collection, embodying the fashion house’s signature fusion of classical opulence and bold graphic style. Introduced in the 1990s under the creative direction of Gianni Versace, the pattern features ornate baroque scrollwork in rich gold against a dramatic black background, often centered around the iconic Medusa motif that symbolizes beauty, power, and allure. Inspired by Italian baroque architecture and decorative arts, the design translates the lavish aesthetic of Versace fashion into fine porcelain, appearing on plates, chargers, teacups, and serving pieces. Produced by Rosenthal’s renowned German porcelain workshops, Barocco pieces combine high-quality craftsmanship with the theatrical glamour that defines the Versace brand.

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