nd width that earthenware receptacles may be conveniently placed in them . These latter receptacles are three feet long , one and a half feet high , the lower part one foot wide , and the upper part rounded . In these receptacles the glass articles , which have been blown , are placed so that they… … A — Arches of the second furnace . B — Mouth of the lower chamber . C — Windows of the upper chamber . D — Big - bellied pots . E — Mouth of the THIRD FURNACE . F — RECESSES FOR THE RECEPTACLES . G - OPENINGS IN THE UPPER chamber . H — Oblong receptacles .
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