Wylde, C. H · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 258
n from the Meissen factory to enter his employ,and it was doubtless owing to a large extent to theMeissen craftsmen that the Berlin factory becameso rapidly successful. Although at the beginning the paste, which wasmanufactured with clay from Passau, was of thesame yellowish gray tint as that… … BERLIN ness, becoming similar to that of the Wegeliperiod; in 1777, when the clay began to be ex-clusively procured from Halle, the productionswere of a glassy and very translucent fine bluish-white tinge. The commencement of the Berlin factory co-incides with the date of the highest developmentof…
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