Sentence examples for making porcelain from inspiring English sources
The prohibition being relaxed in 1766, Paul's son Joseph resumed making porcelain at Strasbourg.
By the 18th century, China was making porcelain to western specifications.
As knowledge of the art of making porcelain spread across Europe, the science of botany also was flourishing.
Teresa Chang spent the better part of the last decade perfecting the art of making porcelain teapots.
If anyone would understand my quest, it would be the man responsible for making porcelain figurines cool again.
Making porcelain is expensive, and production was limited, as before, to serving state purposes: for use at state dinners and as commemorative items and diplomatic gifts.
For centuries, only the Chinese knew how to make porcelain.
But Europeans couldn't figure out how to make porcelain at home.
The Mikawachi kilns under the protection of the prince of Hirado made porcelain principally for his use.
The state is especially known for its high-quality kaolin (china clay), which is used to make porcelain.
(Sample quiz question: What wine does the company Villeroy and Boch produce? Answer: None. They make porcelain).
