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charlotte that in she appointed him royal supplier of dinnerware. from the public sale of queen's ware , as it came to be known, wedgwood was able, in , to build near stoke-on-trent a village, which he named etruria, and a second factory equipped with tools and ovens of his own design. at first only ornamental
using pigments mixed with hot wax, which are burned in as an inlay), could be used to imitate greek red-figure vases; and - jasper , a fine-grained vitreous body resulting from the high firing of paste containing barium sulphate. wedgwood built a factory called etruria , for the production of his ornamental...
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