Ocilka Service for 12
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ELZORVAN Table — where the household reports for dinner
The Ocilka is where the household reports for dinner: porcelain fired at 1,400 degrees until it rings, cobalt and gilt laid by brush, services graded for six, twelve or a banquet of twenty-four with the serving pieces counted honestly.
The kiln rooms fire porcelain at 1,400 degrees until it rings; painters then lay cobalt and gilt by brush, plate by plate, signing the underside of every dozen. Crystal is mouth-blown and hand-cut on stone wheels, annealed overnight, and rung once at the bench — a clear note is the works' idea of a signature.
Design & Craft
- Cobalt and gilt laid by brush, dozen by dozen
- Replacement pieces ship singly, painted to the same hand
- Fitted presentation: chests, baize and felts included
Specifications
| Setting | For 12, 84 pieces |
| Porcelain | Fired 1,400 °C, rings true |
| Decor | Cobalt + gilt, by brush |
| Weight | ≈ 30.6 kg |
| Warranty | Statutory 24 months under Czech law |
Care
Porcelain with gilt edges washes by hand — dishwashers dull gold in a hundred cycles. Everyday whites tolerate the machine on glass cycles at 50 degrees.
Stack plates with the felts provided; hairline crazing on antiques is history, on new pieces a bench matter — call us either way.
Questions, Answered
Is the gilt dishwasher-safe?
No — gold and dishwashers are enemies by chemistry. Gilt-edged pieces wash by hand in minutes; the everyday whites in the same services take the machine at 50 degrees. Each listing states which.