Wylde, C. H · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 190
ccumulated tosuch an extent as to cover the floor completely. However,all his efforts were unsuccessful in achieving his object, the bestthat can be safely accredited to him being some examples of asort of glassy porcelain which can hardly be said to have hadmuch influence on the discovery of the… … EARLY GERMAN PORCELAIN. ATTRIBUTED TO TSCHIRNHAUS. MEISSEN having yet quite lost his faith in his alchemisticknowledge, again satisfied Bottgers great demandsin wood and money; but Bottger was at last driveninto a corner: the King himself was staying inDresden, and personally enlightened by the…
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