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in 1806. At the rue du Chemin Vert location Nast employed new techniques for the application of gold porcelain in high bas-relief. Nast patented this process in 1810. The manufacture de Nast was also in the forefront of developing new highly pigmented color glazes. Working with French chemist
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Madison's behalf in 1806 when he was Secretary of State, and used by him as President after the burning of the mansion and its contents by the British in the War of 1812).
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The firm's products were sold to the French upper class and to several courts of Europe, as well as one of the earliest state china services, used by
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was produced until 1835, and was one of a number of factories making very high-quality porcelain in Paris in this period, such as
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gave Nast's sons praise - "I observe with great pleasure the talent passed from father to son, I urge you to cultivate this."
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the firm needed increased production and Nast with his two sons opened a large factory located on the rue du
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