Pottery & porcelain
Hollohaza marks
From 1777 · 15 marks.
- Active years
- From 1777
- Products
- porcelain
- Marks
- 15
Dated marks & timeline
15 marks
1979–1985
Hollohaza handpainted Made in Hungary
1831 is part of the inscription; the caption supplies the later mark-use interval separately.
painted · porcelain
1979–1985
Hollohaza Hungary
1831 is part of the inscription; the caption supplies the later mark-use interval separately.
porcelain
1982–1992
Hollohaza Hungary
1831 is part of the inscription; the caption supplies the later mark-use interval separately.
painted · porcelain
About Hollohaza
Hollohaza began as a glassworks in 1777 and was converted to ceramic manufacture in 1831 under Count Mihály Károlyi. Ferenc Istvany expanded production in 1857. Production stopped during the First World War and resumed in 1923. Karoly Szakmary took over in 1939 and modernized the factory. Nationalized in 1948, it produced industrial porcelain insulators before artistic production resumed in 1957. A new factory opened in 1972.
Hollóháza began as a glassworks in 1777 and switched to ceramics in 1831 under Count Mihály Károlyi. Production resumed in 1923 after the First World War. The factory was nationalised in 1948, initially making industrial insulators; artistic wares returned in 1957 and a new factory opened in 1972.