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Viva Vivat Bohmen
Above: Vivat Bohmen cup and saucer, supposedly the oldest surviving Bohemian porcelain from Klášterec nad Ohří (1794). The cup measures 5.6 cm high. Klášterec nad Ohří, was a Bohemian factory founded in 1793, by Mikuláš (Johann Nicolaus) Weber with support from … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Ceramics, DecorativeArts, Porcelain
Tagged Czech porcelain, European porcelain, Klasterec Castle, Museum of Porcelain, Vivat Bohmen
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