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| The ''Empire'' design was created in the 1930s by B. Wysocki and J. Steckiewicz, to the order of Polish President ], for ]'s ]. The design is used in official settings throughout the world, including the registrar’s office of the ].<ref name=pch>https://culture.pl/en/article/polish-ceramics-history</ref> | The ''Empire'' design was created in the 1930s by B. Wysocki and J. Steckiewicz, to the order of Polish President ], for ]'s ]. The design is used in official settings throughout the world, including the registrar’s office of the ].<ref name=pch>https://culture.pl/en/article/polish-ceramics-history</ref> | ||
| In the 1950s and 1960s, the firm produced decorative souvenirs, decorative {{ill|Ćmielów figurines|pl|Figurki ćmielowskie}}.<ref name=pch/> New owners in post-Communist Poland attempted to renew their hand-made production and their catalog was published.<ref></ref> In 2004 the cooperation with artists Lubomir Tomaszewski and Mieczysław Naruszewicz, who |
In the 1950s and 1960s, the firm produced decorative souvenirs, decorative {{ill|Ćmielów figurines|pl|Figurki ćmielowskie}}.<ref name=pch/> New owners in post-Communist Poland attempted to renew their hand-made production and their catalog was published.<ref></ref> In 2004 the owners renewed the cooperation with artists Lubomir Tomaszewski and Mieczysław Naruszewicz, who were behind the success of the figurines in 1960s. <ref>, February 25, 2020</ref> | ||
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The Ćmielów Porcelain Factory (Template:Lang-pl), in Ćmielów, Holy Cross Province, Poland, is the oldest and one of the largest porcelain factories in that country, its products described as "likely the most recognizable Polish porcelain". The firm traces its history to craft manufactories established in Ćmielów in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
History
The firm traces its history to a craft manufactory established in the Polish town of Ćmielów in 1790. Another milestone was the 1804 creation of a larger manufactory by Count Jacek Małachowski. Production of porcelain began in 1838 (previously, local ceramic production had been mainly of simpler varieties such as faience). The manufactory changed owners several times, in 1921 becoming an S.A.-type corporation. In 1924 the firm acquired a smaller works in nearby Chodzież.
In 1946 the firm was nationalized by Communist Poland. Half a decade later, in 1997, it was reprivatized and in the mid-2010s was split between two owners (Polskie Fabryki Porcelany „Ćmielów” i „Chodzież” SA, and Fabryki Porcelany AS).
In 1946, workers at the factory staged a strike protesting a three-month shortage of flour.
Designs
The Empire design was created in the 1930s by B. Wysocki and J. Steckiewicz, to the order of Polish President Ignacy Mościcki, for Warsaw's Royal Castle. The design is used in official settings throughout the world, including the registrar’s office of the President of the Republic of Poland.
In the 1950s and 1960s, the firm produced decorative souvenirs, decorative Ćmielów figurines. New owners in post-Communist Poland attempted to renew their hand-made production and their catalog was published. In 2004 the owners renewed the cooperation with artists Lubomir Tomaszewski and Mieczysław Naruszewicz, who were behind the success of the figurines in 1960s.
References
- Polish Foreign Trade. Foreign Trade Publicity and Pub. Enterprise Agpol. 1986. p. 32.
products from Ćmielów, the oldest Polish porcelain factory with a history going back close on 200 years
- Myślińska, Anna (2016). ""Od manufaktury magnackiej do przemysłu. Ceramika ćmielowska w zbiorach Muzeum Narodowego w Kielcach", Magdalena Śniegulska-Gomuła, Kielce 2015 : [recenzja]" (PDF). Studia Muzealno-Historyczne (in Polish). 8: 251–254.
Wyroby tej najstarszej w Polsce, czynnej do dzisiaj, wytwórni
- Kurtek, Katarzyna (2018-10-17). "Polska ceramika po 2000 roku".
the biggest Polish porcelain factories as Ćmielów
{{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires|journal=(help) - ^ Klekot, Ewa (2017). "Sprawczość w fabryce porcelany". Kultura Popularna (in Polish). 52 (02): 92–107. ISSN 1644-8340.
chyba najlepiej rozpoznawalna w Polsce krajowa wytwórnia porcelany
- ^ Klekot, Ewa (2017). "Sprawczość w fabryce porcelany". Kultura Popularna (in Polish). 52 (02): 92–107. ISSN 1644-8340.
- https://books.google.com/books?id=RD3-e7Zx-rEC&pg=PA250&dq=%C4%86miel%C3%B3w+communist&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwik44yP3cruAhWD7KQKHVHzBLwQ6AEwAHoECAMQAg#v=onepage&q=%C4%86miel%C3%B3w%20communist&f=false
- ^ https://culture.pl/en/article/polish-ceramics-history
- "Minister załatwia kontrakt AS Ćmielów"
- "Najlepsze porcelanowe wzornictwo z manufaktury AS Ćmielów", February 25, 2020
Further reading
- Bolesława Kołodziejowa; Zbigniew M. Stadnicki; Janusz Podlecki (1986). Zakłady Porcelany Ćmielów. Krajowa Agencja Wydawnicza w Krakowie. ISBN 978-83-03-01336-1.
- A. Kwaśnik-Gliwińska, Ceramika ćmielowska w zbiorach Muzeum Narodowego w Kielcach i Zakładów Porcelany Stołowej w Ćmielowie, Sandomierz, 1979.
- Dokumenty wytwórni porcelany „Świt” w Ćmielowie, opracował J. Moniewski, Radom, 1997.
- Fabryka fajansu w Ćmielowie za dyrekcji Adolfa Fryderyka Vatkego: 1808-1837, oprac. J. Moniewski, Radom, 2007.
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