The first type, produced from about 1732, and widely used in a dinner service for Count Alexander Joseph Sulkowski of about 1735, is called the "ordinar ozier" ("ordinary osier") or Sulkowski type.
A type of tableware that originated around 1732 and was commonly used in a dinner service by Count Alexander Joseph Sulkowski around 1735 is known as the "ordinar ozier" or Sulkowski type.