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Niderviller|nidɛrvilɛr|
The name of a town in Lorraine, east France, used, freq. attrib., to designate the porcelain and faience made there from 1754.
1857H. G. Bohn Guide Knowl. Pottery, Porcelain 480 Niderviller. Hard paste. Manufacture of François Lanfray,..about 1790. Stencilled in blue. 1863W. Chaffers Marks Pott. & Porc. 208 Niderviller, the letter N., for Niderviller, occurs on a set of plates, on one of which is the double C, and on another the letter N. 1903M. L. Solon Hist. Old French Faïence 112 The Niderviller faïence is amply represented in the Nancy Museum. 1948A. Lane French Faïence ix. 39 The Niderviller figures belong to a class peculiar to the Lorraine region. 1960R. G. Haggar Concise Encycl. Cont. Pott. & Porc. 329 The flower painting on Niderviller faience was of high quality and exploited the range of tints which ‘purple of Cassius’ crimson could be made to yield. 1963Times 16 Feb. 4/4 A Niderviller part dinner-service of 37 pieces, painted with landscapes, the borders with butterflies, ladybirds and other insects, made {pstlg}170. 1971H. Wynter Introd. European Porc. iii. 105 Niderviller characteristics..Hard-paste... Shapes and decoration..similar to rococo Strasbourg. |