Dr. Oetker compensates Jewish heirs for silver windmill cup in collection

Dr Oetker, a family-owned German manufacturer of food products, says it has reached an agreement to compensate the heirs of Emma Budge for a 17th-century silver cup in the shape of a windmill that was sold by the Nazis in 1937 and wound up in the companys art collection.Dr. Oetker acquired the silver cup for the company collection from a Swiss dealer in March 2009, after it was on display at the Tefaf fair in Maastricht. In 2011, the lawyer for Budges heirs published an image of the silver cup