One of his eight children, Robert Taggart Hall, took over the company and almost immediately began developments to introduce the single-fire process, which had first been used centuries earlier by Chinese potters during their Ming Dynasty (1368-1644).
Robert Taggart Hall, one of the eight children of the individual in question, assumed control of the company and quickly initiated efforts to implement the single-fire process. This technique had been employed by Chinese potters during their Ming Dynasty (1368-1644).