Plate

Undoubtedly some of the most valuable Polish 18th century porcelain wares were produced in the manufactory in Korzec. Czartoryski knew that the success of the enterprise depended mainly on the low cost of raw materials. The clay deposits in his lands, the samples of which had been earlier submitted to expertise in Meissen, received a positive opinion, which made it possible to use the kaolin deposits for the production of porcelain.Among popular Korzec patterns, as in the case of the shallow plate from the National Museum in Lublin, there are wreaths made of grass - rush, and small blue, white and pink forget-me-not flowers.