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Niderviller Factory

October 10, 2026 · 1 min read · Founded by Baron Jean-Louis de Beyerlé in 1754 near Sarrebourg in Lorraine with workmen from the Strasbourg factory, whose Rococo style it adopted.

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Founded by Baron Jean-Louis de Beyerlé in 1754 near Sarrebourg in Lorraine with workmen from the Strasbourg factory, whose Rococo style it adopted. WorksBox in the Form of a FishPitcherPitcherPitcher (lid)BowlCover for a BowlPlateShepherd and ShepherdessCovered JugCovered Jug (lid)Covered Cream JugCovered Bowl

Founded by Baron Jean-Louis de Beyerlé in 1754 near Sarrebourg in Lorraine with workmen from the Strasbourg factory, whose Rococo style it adopted.

Works

Works by Niderviller Factory

Box in the Form of a Fish — Niderviller Factory

Box in the Form of a Fish

Pitcher — Niderviller Factory

Pitcher

Pitcher — Niderviller Factory

Pitcher

Pitcher (lid) — Niderviller Factory

Pitcher (lid)

Bowl — Niderviller Factory

Bowl

Cover for a Bowl — Niderviller Factory

Cover for a Bowl

Plate — Niderviller Factory

Plate

Shepherd and Shepherdess — Niderviller Factory

Shepherd and Shepherdess

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