noble, the Due de Villeroy, a potter named Barbincommenced to make porcelain, about 1735, at the villageof Mennecy in the He de France. The first wares appear tohave been modelled on those of St. Cloud, though the Men-necy ware presents a dark ivory tone, which generallyenables one to distinguish…
Porcelain
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