TELEGRAFY

The Žacléř porcelain factory dates back to 1878, when the second son of seven, Josef Pohl Heinrich, bought a building in the town ofacléř. The building included land where he would establish a company to produce porcelain products from the Pohl brothers company in Kowary. In the autumn of 1881, however, his older brother, Reinhold Pohl, took over production in Žacléř. Until 1902, production for household items. The youngest of the Pohl brothers, Theodor, took over the management of the Žacléř porcelain factory in 1902. It provides for the expansion of electricity and the expansion of production to include technical porcelain for electrical insulation. Theodor Pohl died in 1934 and was succeeded by his son, Theodor Pohl Jr. After the nationalization of production in 1945, the Žacléř porcelain factory focused exclusively on technical porcelain and industrial applications of its products. On January 1, 1952, the factory began working with the electrical porcelain factory in Louny and merged with them in 1958. In 1994, it was privatized by management under the brand name Keramtech, Ltd. Žacléř and continues to produce ceramics to this day. Here we see a white porcelain insulator made for the Greek State Railways (S.E.K). We see the company logo engraved on the dome of the insulator. The dimensions of the insulator are 66mm x 108mm.