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  • Hohokam pottery
    pottery
    / Scandinavia

    …factory at Copenhagen directed by Louis Fournier, a modeller from Vincennes and Chantilly, began the manufacture of true porcelain. The factory was acquired in 1779 by King Christian VII of Denmark and Norway. In 1789 the factory started work on an enormous service, originally intended for Catherine the Great, each…

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    …factory at Copenhagen directed by Louis Fournier, a modeller from Vincennes and Chantilly, began the manufacture of true porcelain. The factory was acquired in 1779 by King Christian VII of Denmark and Norway. In 1789 the factory started work on an enormous service, originally intended for Catherine the Great, each…

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