Czech porcelain

The history of Czech porcelain begins in 1864, when Anton Tschinkel bought a building in Dubí. After the economic crisis in the 1880s, the company was taken over by a German company, which started producing the well-knownonion porcelain.

After World War II, the factory was nationalized and became part of various state-owned enterprises, until 1991, when it was privatized and became a joint-stock company. In 2009 there was a merger with Royal Dux, a manufacturer of figurative and decorative porcelain.

Český porcelán as organizes international symposia and cooperates with the Faculty of Art and Design. Today it is a recognized manufacturer, winner of awards and is considered one of the 100 best Czech companies. It ranks among the mere4 companies in the world, which follow the so-called underglaze technology in the production of the so-called "onion".