The Helen Porcelain Factory was founded by Vince Stingel in 1826 and is located near the largest freshwater lake in Central Europe, Lake Balaton in the town of Helende. In his early years, he was still a pottery workshop dedicated to researching the production of porcelain, but he never succeeded. Until 1839, the ownership of the factory was transferred to Moore Fischer, and true porcelain manufacturing began from there, which is also the core business of the porcelain factory that continues to this day.