Spocka Akcyjna, Lwow, 18 grusnnia 1920, Poland

Lithograpy: AKC.TOW.LWOW, founder share, Akcia na 1000 Tysiac. Marek. Polskich, (share to bearer of 1000 Polsish Marek, issued in 1920), beautiful piece, decorated over the full size (30 * 20 cm) of the stock, which measures 34 * 24 cm. including borders.  It depicts 3 differently decorated plates, a teapot + cup, being painted by a cherub, a statue of a ceramic soldier and lion: beige, white, brown and green.
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The company was established in 1815 by the prince (Fuerst) Drucki-Lubecki , finace and economics minister of the Polish Kingdom. He also founded the National Bank (in German: Landeskreditanstalt) in 1825 and the polish Bank (in 1828). The company also produced technical China for bath houses and pharmacies, bricks and isolators. They earned many honours at international exhibitions. In 1920 the firm became a limited liability company (German: AG). In 1923 the firm merged with a China factory in Kolmar (Chodziez), that was established in 1852. Both companies are still operating as independent limited liability companies.

(Source: Tschoepe, Kaarst, Germany, 2000)

A similar certificate of 5 shares, issued in 1922, is depicted over 2 pages in the book on Polish securities, described below, by Kalkowski and Paga, p. 90-91.

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