attributive. Designating a type of porcelain manufactured in Nuremberg.

used attributively to designate porcelain or faïence made at St. Cloud, Seine-et-Oise, in the late-seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

Used attributively or absol. to designate a variety of white porcelain made at Meissen near Dresden, or an object made of this, characterized by…

Used (frequently attributively) to designate painted enamels, porcelain, etc., made in Limoges.

Applied attributively to a type of porcelain first produced in Naples in the mid-eighteenth century. Also used absol. and elliptically.

The designation of a porcelain made at Frankenthal from the middle to the end of the eighteenth century.

Used attributively to designate porcelain manufactured in Zurich in the eighteenth century.

attributive. Designating porcelain (esp. tableware and figurines) manufactured at the Rosenthal factory or by the Rosenthal company.

Used attributively of porcelain manufactured in Copenhagen since the mid-eighteenth century. Also elliptical.