Service salad bowl with the coat of arms of Lubomirski Szreniawa

Serving dish Serving dish from a classicist-style dinnerware set made in a porcelain factory in Vienna circa 1806-1807. The factory was established in 1718 as the second porcelain factory in Europe, after Meissen. It operated until 1864. Breakfast- and dinnerware, as well as coffee, tea, and hot chocolate sets, were the fundamental part of the Viennese factory's production, especially since the fourth quarter of the 18th c. The serving dish was acquired by the Łańcut Museum in 1982, together with other pieces from the dinnerware set. The above serving dish is semicircular, widening at the top; it has handles bent at the top ending with leaves at the upper base, and a tent-shaped lid with a handle in the form of a pinecone. The serving dish is decorated with the painted Lubomirski Szreniawa coat of arms with the Maltese cross on both sides of the walls and lid. At the bottom of the serving dish, there is the knotted monogram HL painted in black. The pieces acquired by the Museum were part of a dinnerware set which likely belonged to Henryk Lubomirski (1777-1850), the charge of Izabela Lubomirska (1736-1816) - the owner of the Łańcut Castle. Henryk Lubomirski was a Knight of Malta since 1796. Barbara Trojnar