Queen's Crown

In 1872, in the small Czech town of Chodov, which is located near Karlovy Vary, two brothers — Ferkle and Khan — founded a small porcelain factory. They followed in the footsteps of local craftsmen, who by that time had been making dishes from the legendary Bohemian porcelain for more than a hundred years. The unique local traditions, the rich experience of the old masters and the careful serious approach of the enterprising brothers to the establishment of production brought rich fruits very soon — after five years, the products of the Ferkle Khan plant became very popular in Central Europe.

Premium table porcelain of the H&J brand was produced in Bohemia until the middle of the last century, but after the Second World War the company had to be closed — in post-war Europe porcelain was not the most popular product. Fortunately, the family porcelain company Queen's Crown at the end of the twentieth century decided to resume the production of Bohemian porcelain at the old factory, actually building it anew, but carefully maintaining faithfulness to traditions that have stood the test of time.

Today, under the Queen's Crown trademark, high-quality white porcelain is produced, made using modern technologies and meeting the highest requirements. The factory is focused not only on the production of tableware, the shape of which fully meets the standards of Bohemian porcelain, but also produces original products made in a bold modern design, favorably distinguishing the products of this trademark from many competitors.

Queen's Crown coffee, tea and dining sets will help you decorate your home, turn the most ordinary family feast into a real festive event. Magnificent design, unique painting, practical, convenient and at the same time beautiful shape of dishes — all this makes Czech porcelain the centerpiece of any table. Platinum and gold rims, carved curly edges, as well as elegant painting are the trademark features of the brand's tableware, magically turning just good porcelain into a feast of taste and aristocracy.

If you are in search of real Czech porcelain, which can change the interior, add a little more comfort to the house and help get rid of everyday routine, then pay attention to the Queen's Crown sets — the perfect embodiment of royal luxury in the modern world!