168 - Ceramics. – E.-J.-B. Bouillon-Lagrange. Edited by M.O. (i.e., M. Oppenheim). The Art of Manufacturing Fine English Stoneware in the Wedgwood Style. In addition to instructions on minium; a new type of glaze… as well as on printing copperplate engravings on stoneware and genuine porcelain and gilding both. Basel, S. Flick, 1808. 252 pp., contemporary half leather, wear, rubbed.

Ceramics. – E.-J.-B. Bouillon-Lagrange. Edited by M.O. (i.e., M. Oppenheim). The Art of Manufacturing Fine English Stoneware in the Wedgwood Style. In addition to instructions on minium; a new type of glaze… as well as on printing copperplate engravings on stoneware and genuine porcelain and gilding both. Basel, S. Flick, 1808. 252 pp., contemporary half leather, wear, rubbed. First German edition, translated by W. Schenk; French edition published in 1807; see Solon 313 and Champfleury, p. 14. – Bouillon-Lagrange (1764–1844) was a highly esteemed chemist, also described on the title page of this recipe book as a practicing physician. He taught at the École supérieure de Pharmacie in Paris, which he later directed.