A manual of pottery and porcelain for American collectors (1872)
Treadwell, John H · New York, Putnam · leaf 125
hich, after five days and nights with-out rest, the morning after Tschirnhauss death he drewforth to the delight of the Elector, who was present, a 120 HISTOR Y OF PORCELAIN. porcelain tea-pot. This was the birth of porcelain in thecivilized Occident; the date of the event is 1708. Thisfirst… … ITo. 20.—Tea-Pot of Bottchers Ked Wabe. Three years more elapsed before Buttcher achieved thetriumph of producing white porcelain, but, says Mr. Mar-ryatt, it was thick and muddy, and the first pieces hadno glaze. In cut number 20 is reproduced a specimen ofBottchers first red ware. This piece,…
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