72 ROUGH NOTES ON POTTERY. shapes and decorations ; the employment of the most modern machinery, and the best available talent, and to the general esprit du corps which M. Gerard infused throughout the whole of the manufactory by his appreciation of the importance of small things, his unfailing… … cess an expensive one. We may therefore feel justified in regarding the employ- ment of bright colors which Messrs. Gerard, Dufraisseix & Co. have successfully produced, suitable for the decoration of tableware, which necessarily demand such, as a distinct advance in ceramics. The result is a…
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