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Porcelain, its nature, art and manufacture (1906)

Burton, William, 1863- · London, B.T. Batsford · leaf 260

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kenthal, or Chelsea,which have monopolised a much greater share of the generalattention. In spite of these triumphs the French soft-porcelain wasso difficult a material to produce in perfection, that its manu-facture was a constant drain upon the Royal exchequer. Onthis account, and also apparently… … PLATE XXX.—SEVRES BISCUIT FIGURE. THE SINGER, DUBAREY,ABOUT 1772 SOFT-PASTE PORCELAINS OF FRANCE. 201 succeeded in this object, and with their success the artificialporcelain, though it did not at once disappear, was relegatedto a secondary place, and as the changed manufactureroughly coincided…

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