e successes of Meissen, Vienna, andSt. Cloud. * Venice.—A wealthy family of Venetian goldsmiths, theVezzi, with the aid of Meissen workmen and the famousHunger (who had the reputation of being the ablest porce-lain expert of his time, working successively at Meissen,Venice, Vienna, and Rorstrand),… … PLATE XXXIV. LE MOVE JARDINliCRE PORCELAINS OF ITALY, SPAIN, ETC. 215 their export would not have been allowed. More probably,it was made from the minerals obtained in the neighbour-hood of Passau, for its substance was never very white.Decorations in underglaze blue, and in enamels and goldwere…
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