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color "bleu de roi", now commonly called this. [DOC] [TLE] A History of Pottery - ringlingdocents.org [PAR] Chinese potters had developed characteristic techniques by about 5000 BC. ... 
Earthenware is basically composed of clay--often blended clays--and baked ... 
This second type of pottery, called stoneware, came to be preferred for domestic 
use. .... Sevres wares were painted in unique colors that no other European 
factory... [DOC] [TLE] sevres - Antiques & Art Around Florida [PAR] The first soft paste porcelain Sevres items, known as Vincennes, were begun in 
1738 at ... as well as to monopolize porcelain production in France in the early 
years. ... background colors included royal blue (bleu de roi), turquoise (bleu 
celeste), ... Almost fifty years after Meissen, the Sevres Factory was now able to 
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themes and darker colors of the Baroque, the Rococo was characterized by 
grace, playfulness, and lightness. ... Rococo developed first in the decorative arts 
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Meissen ... assembler known as a repairer who usually worked from a master 
model. ... Sevres factory in France, pottery workers experimented until they 
developed a ... The bleu de roi and rose pompadour of Sevres pottery pieces 
captivated all... [DOC] [TLE] Sevres Decorative Porcelains - Metropolitan Museum of Art [PAR] Economic rivalry, while basic to the develop- ment of ... By I750, a lately 
established porcelain factory at Vincennes ... La Manufacture Royale de 
Porcelaine de France. ... ability to absorb enamel colors into its glaze. ... tion of a 
dense, purplish enamel, the bleu-de-roi. Finally ... average vase is decorated on 
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Still more recently the designs and colors of Sevres porcelain were copied. .... In 
1782 the now well-known corn- flower decoration ( decor barbeau) was first ..... 
the Worcester factory, in 1751, a frit porcelain body was invented by Dr. John 
Wall... [DOC] [TLE] Page:EB1911 - Volume 05.djvu/786 - Wikisource, the free online ... [PAR] Dec 6, 2014 ... The next important factory after St Cloud was that founded at Chantilly ... in 
England as well as in France; but no European imitations equalled those of ... in 
1753 and was transferred to Sevres in 17 56, becoming ultimately the most ... that 
such ground colours as gras-bleu and bleu de roi, where the colour... [DOC] [TLE] Absolutamente Preciosa Sevres M Imp Le de Franceses Imperio ... [PAR] Absolutamente preciosa Sevres m.imp le de Franceses Imperio Siglo Xix De ... 
Chantilly was the site of a soft-paste porcelain factory established in 1725. ... The 
wares commonly known as Saint-Porchaire, made from about 1547 to about 
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were ritual vessels of first rank. ... creature can hardly be called a k'uei dragon, 
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Sweden and Switzerland ... now often underrated, and he is considered to be 
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invented ... Bonheur du jour: French ornamental table for writing, often decorated 
with an ... The term is, however

Question: France's Sevres factory 1st developed the color "bleu de roi", now commonly called this
Answer: royal blue