Red and Black Stoneware and their Imitations in the Wilanów Collection

Product categories

English All

Red and Black Stoneware and their Imitations in the Wilanów Collection - Photo gallery

Product price

100.00 PLN 80.00
100.00 PLN - lowest price in the last 30 days

Promotional tags

Product description

Autor: Barbara Szelegejd

The catalogue presents fifty-nine pieces of red and black stoneware – great rarities in Polish collections – and their imitations held in the collection of the Wilanów Palace Museum. Among them is the largest Polish collection of red stoneware by Johann Friedrich Böttger, a famous alchemist and prisoner of King Augustus the Strong, whose remarkable success was to open in Meissen the first manufactory of porcelain in Europe. The study focuses not only on the achievements of European ceramicists, but also describes the beginnings of the custom for drinking chocolate, tea and coffee on our continent – culinary novelties which, surprisingly perhaps, not immediately found favour with the local connoisseurs.

Publisher: Museum of King Jan III's Palace at Wilanów
Year of publication: 2013
Length:  425 pages
Format: 24,5x30,5 cm
Binding: hardcover
ISBN 978-83-63580-31-5

Select number of pieces

You may also be interested in


1 / 3

    Recommended events

    • Visit with the King

      • children 7-9
      • teenagers 10-12
      • workshops
      • history, culture and art
      • For groups
      + 274 slots
    • Visit with the Queen

      • children 7-9
      • teenagers 10-12
      • history, culture and art
      • For groups
      + 523 slots
    • On the trail of spring

      • children 7-9
      • teenagers 10-12
      • nature
      • For groups
      + 92 slots
    • The gardener king

      • children 4-6
      • workshops
      • nature
      • For groups
      + 2 slots
    • Culinary secrets of chefs

      • adults
      • workshops
      • cuisine, savoir-vivre
      • For groups
      + 274 slots
    • Trees now and then

      • For groups
      • 10–19 lat
      • nature
      + 2100 dates
    1 / 3