He continued the firm in a partnership with his four years younger brother Jacob Herman Bing after his father's retirement in 1838.

In 1852, Frederik Viihelm Grøndahl invited the Bing brothers to join him in the establishment of a production of biscuit porcelain figures and reliefs.

The Bing brothers were interested but wanted to start a proper porcelain factory with a wider range of products.

The factory was faced with considerable adversity from the beginning and Bing was ready to close it when Grøndahl died in 1856, but his brother convinced him to continue the operations.

Bing married Eva Simonsen (1809–1883), daughter of textile merchant Levin S. (1780–1843) and Ester Henriques (1785–1852), on 9 November 1831.