Bohemian Crystal, Porcelain & Pottery
Explore the various Czech & Slovak art styles and learn more about the rich history of the Eastern European people.
The Hand-Painted Ceramic Plate is an example of Chodsko’s folk art pottery, an area in the southwestern region of the Czech Republic. The area is well-known for its hand-painted ceramics, especially the floral designs. The most popular flower depicted on the pottery is the poppy, which can be seen on the plate, as its seeds are usually used in Czech food.
Czechoslovakia, and specifically the Bohemian region of what is the modern-day Czech Republic, has been known for its beautiful crystal and glass works for hundreds of years. This vase is just one example of the many styles of art and decoration that exists in our collection of Bohemian Crystal.
Our collection features a wide variety of Czech crystal perfume bottles and boudoir accessories. Explore some of the many styles, sizes, and shapes of pieces we have here, and learn about their history and manufacture.
Haban faience is a unique pottery style from the 16th century. It originated with a religious sect who moved throughout the Austrian Empire to escape persecution. Explore regional history through our collection of Haban faience reproductions.
‘Alien’ pottery is a strange departure from typical Czech and Art Deco pottery styles. No Czech pottery collection is complete without at least one of these uniquely made and designed pieces.