Development came only at the end of the century, when the grandson of the founder, Jenő Farkasházy, became the owner of the factory, who was a trained ceramist, who gained experience in foreign factories and wanted to follow the founder's concepts.
Development came only at the end of the century. The grandson of the founder became the owner of the factory. Jenő Farkasházy was the founder. The factory was a trained ceramist. A trained ceramist gained experience in foreign factories. A trained ceramist wanted to follow the founder's concepts.