His dream job was to be a sculptor, and so Heinrich Löffelhardt (1901–1979) got a scholarship to study with Georg Kolbe in Berlin. But in the mid-1920s times weren’t great for aspiring sculptors, so in the early 1930s, his path led him back to the metalware and porcelain industry. In 1937, Wilhelm Wagenfeld recruited him […]

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