Question 5: Some appealing work in the ________ style was
produced, but Meissen's mainstay continued to be the constant
production of revived eighteenth-century models.
Question 6: By 1717, however, a competing
production was set up at Vienna, as Samuel Stöltzel sold the secret
recipe, which involved the use of ________, also known as china clay.
Question 7: Sèvres styles and ventures into ________, such
as matte bisque wares that had the effect of white marble, marked
the manufactory's output under Count Camillo Marcolini, from
1774.
Question 9: However, already by 1946, the workers using
traditional methods and the ________
that had not been dismantled were able to resume production.
Question 10: Its signature ________, the crossed swords, was
introduced in 1720 to protect its production; the mark of the
crossed swords is one of the oldest trademarks in existence.