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Plates are used to serve dishes and they are a significant part of the tableware. We offer all kinds of plates: breakfast, dessert, dinner and salad. They also come in various shapes.
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All items sold by DECOBC.com are free from harmful substances and have utility certificates. Products intended for contact with food.

Boleslawiec pottery items can be washed in the dishwasher. Bowls and platters with the so-called grooved bottom are intended for baking and heating dishes at a temperature of up to 280°C (536°F) in traditional ovens, on glass-ceramic plates and on electric fixed plates.

Hand made product. The decorations presented on the items are patterns made using the traditional stamp technique for ceramics from Boleslawiec and are painted with a brush. Each product is hand-painted, slight variations in decoration between individual items within one decoration are allowed.

What do the stamps on the bottom of the products mean?
Producers of Bolesławiec ceramics mark each product with their company logo. Another stamp used by most producers is "Hand made in Poland". Depending on the pattern, such stamps as: "unikat" / "exklusiv" can also be placed on the bottom.
Additional markings include the number of the pattern and/or the signature of the decorator characteristic of the most exclusive patterns.

The photos show real objects. Product colors may slightly differ from pictures, e.g. the shade of a given color. Photos and descriptions are the property of DECOBC.com. Copying is prohibited.

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Ceramika Artystyczna Boleslawiec - the ceramic pearl of Boleslawiec Ceramika Artystyczna, the Ceramic Handicraft Cooperative began production in 1950 in the former "Julius Paul und Sohn" factory at Polna Street in Boleslawiec. That building now is definitely one of the most iconic places on the map of Boleslawiec!

The company took over the formal and workshop traditions of the "Julius Paul und Sohn" factory, which operated between 1893 and 1945. It is here, at Polna Street, where the old methods of producing artistic ceramics are still used. Over the years, the employed artists expanded their offer and new patterns and forms began to emerge. Ceramika Artystyczna, the Ceramic Handicraft Cooperative…


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