e.Some considerable time was taken in experimentingin, selecting and preparing the various clays neces-sary for the fine productions at which they aimed.It would appear that all the finer processes in mixingand manipulation were performed by themselves.No skilled workmen were allowed on their… … AHRENFELDT CHINA AT HERMAN C. KUPPER S. and Continental countries a fine, red, well-finished,but unglazed pottery ware, much soughl after by thedilettanti of the times and for which high prices werepaid. Various attempts had been made by Germanand Dutch potters to imitate this particular ware,but…
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