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De Fuisseaux: Belgium
Baudour, Belgium
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De Fuisseaux was founded in 1845 and by the late 1870s the porcelain factory had expanded to offer a range of highly diverse porcelain: tableware, the current coffee and luxury services, lavatory fittings, vases, pyrogenic, doll heads, insulators, statuettes of saints, Virgins, animals, etc. In 1880 the company received an award from the French governmant for having produced 270,000 porcelain insulators. In 1901, the name of the plant was changed to "S .A. des Anciennes usines de Fuisseaux à Baudour". In 1934 the Belgian Ceramic Society "Cérabel" took over management of the factory of Baudour and they are part of NGK today.
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