Museum of Czech Porcelain
Chomutovská 1, Klá &scaron terec nad Oh í, Č eská republika
About the company:
The Museum of Czech porcelain is located under the roof of the castle Klashterets nad Ogří on the border of the Czech Republic and Germany, 30 km from Karlovy Vary at the foot of the Crush Mountains. The palace was built at the end of the XIV century and gained popularity thanks to the largest porcelain museum, which collected samples of Czech porcelain produced from the XVIII century to the present day.
Exhibition halls are dedicated to the production of Eastern and European porcelain, as well as the origins of Czech production. Here are the oldest European porcelain products of the XVII-XIX centuries, examples of ancient Chinese and Japanese porcelain of the XVI-XIX centuries, various dishes, figurines, vases, aquariums and many other porcelain products.