Porcelain
Ludwig Politzer ‘s works were exhibited at international exhibitions in Paris in 1878 and 1900 and were enthusiastically received by the public. Success brought him the title of
Artistic ceramics. Chris Lanoy Johannes Christian “Chris” Lanoy (1881-1948) was a Dutch painter, potter, designer, ceramist, sculptor and stained glass artist, born in Sint Annaland on the island
Designer William Moorcroft (1872-1945) invented his glazing method and created his own unique style. Moorcroft relied on floral ornaments, and his products became one of the brightest manifestations
Ceramist and sculptor Mitchell Grafton lives and works in Panama City, Florida, USA. In 2009, he opened his own ceramics studio, where he creates unique works of art
Joseph- Theodore Deck (1823-1891) was a famous French potter of the 19th century. Born in Guebwiller (Haut-Rhin), Joseph-Théodore began learning the trade at the age of 20 and moved
Imari is the most popular and collectible porcelain from Japan. It must be said that two predominant styles stand out, easily recognizable by the pattern and use of
Nikolai Suetin was Kazimir Malevich’s favorite student and friend. He, like no one else, was able to perceive the ideas of Suprematism and translate them into creativity. Suetin
KPM Berlin (Royal Porcelain Manufactory in Berlin) is a trademark known since 1763. It was founded by King Frederick II of Prussia when he bought out a small
The Nymphenburg manufactory in Bavaria is one of the oldest porcelain factories in Europe. It opened in 1747 in Munich and continues to work today. A characteristic feature
Sevres porcelain from the first days was created with the support of King Louis XV. This porcelain manufactory is one of the leading in Europe, also because its