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  • Rörstrand faience

    It was only when Johann Buchwald, who had worked at Höchst as well as Fulda, joined Rörstrand in 1757 that polychromed decoration was introduced (in 1758), to meet the competition from a rival Swedish faience factory at Marieberg. Famille rose designs were then produced as well as flower painting…

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    It was only when Johann Buchwald, who had worked at Höchst as well as Fulda, joined Rörstrand in 1757 that polychromed decoration was introduced (in 1758), to meet the competition from a rival Swedish faience factory at Marieberg. Famille rose designs were then produced as well as flower painting…

    Read More