The porcelain Nativity Set available at TheBoehmShowroom.com

We've introduced the Boehm Nativity Set in brilliant color which is fully hand painted, with the Kings being accented in 24 karat gold.

This set is still offered in the original white bisque, which has been popular over three decades. These newly decorated pieces can be sold as a full set or individually. Starting with Holy Family offered at a discount, you can enjoy adding the other pieces over time or purchase the entire set.

The star of the show here is the Fondo Marino, which is simply “BOTTOM OF THE SEA” in Italian. This stunning sculpture was originally introduced in 1970 to a limited production of 50, but due to the expense and monumental task involved, production was cut to 25 in March of 1976. Anyone would marvel at this amazing sculpture and all the intricacies going on within it.

The Boehm Showroom will also be featuring other porcelain sculptures by makers such as Lladro, Herend, Dorothy Doughty, Connoisseur of Malvern and Cybis, to name a few. Check with our web site frequently, as we will be adding new and retired Boehm Porcelain sculptures, along with other fine porcelain sculptures of art.

The Boehm Showroom continues the legacy of porcelain sculpture excellence established by Edward Marshall Boehm and Helen Boehm in 1950. Visit http://TheBoehmShowroom.com

The Boehm Showroom is located within the original walls of the Boehm Porcelain plant on Princess Diana Lane in Trenton, New Jersey. This facility has been producing fine porcelain sculptures on-site since 1950. The original artists, decorators and kiln engineers continue to contribute their outstanding talents to the perfection of Boehm porcelain every single day. Founders, Edward Marshall Boehm and his wife, Helen would be very proud of the dedicated service of this staff.

Boehm Porcelain, made in the USA, has been presented to Presidents and world leaders, including Popes at the Vatican in Rome, Italy.

Boehm also features a stunning collection of roses for America’s First Ladies, female heads of state and well-known celebrities.

The Boehm Porcelain Company of Trenton, NJ has reopened as of August 15, 2016 and is under new management and ownership

Trenton, NJ, October 12, 2016: In 2015, the Museum of American Porcelain Art in Cleveland, Ohio, purchased the assets of the Boehm Porcelain Company, giving "The Boehm Showroom, LLC" limited but exclusive use of some of those assets including many of the original molds and trademarks.

Robert Arace, Boehm Showroom’s Manager stated, “Classic porcelains, once again will be available to the public. Original molds are poured, pieces assembled and painted by the original artists, making these stunning Boehm porcelain sculptures and figures practically come to life before you. We will continue the legacy that Edward Marshall Boehm and Helen Boehm began in 1950.”

The new owners have renovated the retail Gallery showroom located in the original facility at 25 Princess Diana Lane in Trenton, NJ. According to Mr. Arace sales and manufacturing operations continue at the renovated facility. The public is always cordially invited to visit the Gallery retail showroom daily from 8AM-4PM, Monday-Friday, and on Saturday by scheduled appointment. Visitors to the facility can preview inventory of many unique and rare retired Limited Edition and Open Edition porcelain sculptures, along with the Showroom’s current catalogue of existing designs.

The loyal and dedicated staff of with decades of experience in sales, design and production is all back to work to continue operations moving forward. They are, and have been responsible for the creative artistry and distinctive beauty for each and every one of the hand crafted, American made Boehm porcelain sculptures. According to Mr. Arace, “Boehm Porcelains are part of the collections of world famous institutions such as the White House, the Vatican and Buckingham Palace.”

The company also has a Restoration Division which can repair and restore many types of porcelain sculptures from Boehm, Cybis, Lladro and Connoisseur, just to name a few. Those interested in the repair services should call, visit the web site, or stop by the retail showroom for further details regarding these services. “The showroom’s website recently launched which we encourage you to visit. You can now browse our catalog on line to purchase any of our large variety of new and retired sculptures. You can sign up and subscribe to our email list to receive all future Boehm announcements,” said Showroom Manager, Robert Arace.

Contact:

Robert Arace
www.theboehmshowroom.com
sales@theboehmshowroom.com
609-396-2200