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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 488

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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… … resulted in his being able, in 1772-3, to present to theCommerce Deputation his first piece of true porcelain. Muller must be recognized as the greatest potter Den-mark has produced. Though he adopted much from bothFrench and German factories, he went far beyond this,and developed for Denmark a…

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