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Aluminia was a Danish ceramics manufacturer founded in Copenhagen in 1863 and known particularly for faience, a form of glazed earthenware. The company acquired Royal Copenhagen in 1882, after which the two names continued to represent different parts of the combined ceramic business. Aluminia produced decorated household and art pottery, including work associated with Danish design reform, and its marked pieces are collected as examples of Scandinavian ceramics.

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What was Aluminia?

Aluminia was a Danish ceramics manufacturer founded in Copenhagen in 1863. It became particularly known for faience, a type of glazed earthenware.

What is the connection between Aluminia and Royal Copenhagen?

Aluminia acquired Royal Copenhagen in 1882. After that acquisition, the two names continued to represent different parts of the combined ceramics business.

What does faience mean in Aluminia ceramics?

Faience is a form of glazed earthenware, and it was one of Aluminia's main specialties. The term describes the ceramic body and glaze tradition rather than a single pattern.

Where was Aluminia founded?

Aluminia was founded in Copenhagen, Denmark. Its founding date was 1863, before its acquisition of Royal Copenhagen in 1882.

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