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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 568

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sixties the production of thesearticles represented more than half the total outputof this factory. A change in taste occurring soonafter this period, the sale of this class of stonewaredeclined suddenly, and the factory was confrontedwith the task of creating a substitute for these goods.After… … MAIN BUILDINGS OF THE OLD MONASTERY NOW THE METTLACH WORKS BIRDSEYE VIEW OF METTLACH FROM THE SOUTH The first Mettlach stoneware collection consisted ofjugs, tankards, steins and chalices, to which later onwere added vases and other ornamental pieces. Theembellishments of this first line consisted…

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