During the reign of Frederick the Great of Prussia, porcelain factories disposed of surplus production through a government policy that required Jews wishing to marry to pay a fee to factories with unsellable merchandise.

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Frederick the Great implemented policies that included requiring Jews to purchase porcelain as a condition for marriage, as a means to support the struggling porcelain industry.

During the Reign of Frederick the Great of Prussia, Porcelain