History

Founded in 1853 in the town of Duchov (Dux) in the Czech Republic, northwest of Prague In the first few years the company produced utility ceramic‘s In 1860 the company was bought by Eduard Eichler a experienced model-drawer turned the factory into E.Eichler Thonwaren-Fabrik The goods produced were mainly from terracota, faience and majolica in the genre of Copenhagen, Worcester and Sevrés In 1878 the Eichler firm was awarded Silver Medal at the exhibition in Paris In 1898 the company became a stock-holding company known as Duxer Porzellan – Manufaktur, A-G



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