- (1815–1882) was a
German merchant who
founded the Carl
Tielsch & Co.
Porcelain Manufactury. In 1845,
encouraged by Carl Krister's
results as a
porcelain entrepreneur...
- The
Royal Porcelain Factory in
Berlin (German: Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur,
abbreviated as KPM), also
known as the
Royal Porcelain Manufactory Berlin...
- Company, Hall and Quinby, E. G. Wright, and the
Boston Musical Instrument Manufactury made
instruments for this ensemble. The
cornet features in the British-style...
-
sculptor who
became the most
important modeller of the
Meissen porcelain manufactury, and
arguably of all
European porcelain. He
worked at
Meissen for over...
- Berlin.
Wilhelm II
selected the
mayolica tiles from his
Cadiner Majolika manufactury and
attended the
opening of the
Kaisersaal (Emperor's hall). Kempinski...
- his
observations of the
different manufacturies of Germany,
especially Meissen. "Up to this time, the
manufacturies of
France - Sèvres not
excepted -...
-
Covered tureen,
Niderviller manufactury,
exhibited in the
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.
After Custine purchased the business, the
factory began producing...
-
financing from a
group of investors, he
purchased the
Royal Porcelain Manufactury Berlin,
saving it from insolvency.
Franz Wilhelm married his
third cousin...
-
Store Kongensgade Faience Manufactury,
active from 1722 to the late 1770s, was a
faience ceramics manufacturer located on
Store Kongensgade in Copenhagen...
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White and Company's
Goose Lake
Stoneware Manufactury is an
archaeological site
located at 5010 N.
Jugtown Road in the
Goose Lake
Prairie State Natural...
