or at the first factory. Hisowledge did not lead him beyond the production oft paste porcelain, in which, however, he executed somelutifully modeled and decorated pieces for his royalxon, Frederick V. The latter died in 1766, and as his•eessor, Christian VII, cared little for the ware whichs such a… … t this time appeared the man who was probably thetest of all who have been connected With the manu-ire of Danish porcelain. Amid the days of mad dissi->n and national calamity which commenced with the accession of Christian VII to the throne, and terminatedwith the imprisonment and banishment of…
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