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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 17 (1879) (1879)

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porcelain painting. bottom of the vessel, as otherwise, in baking, the bottom These two operations may be carried on either together or would adhere to the support. The enamel is removed from separately in the same oven. An oven suitable for accom- “Fine” faience, properly so-called, is a product… … and reduced to powder; the enamel is It is prepared and applied like ordinary then ready for application. This en- enamel. Fig. 1—POTTER'S OVEN. amel is intended for brown pottery. In England three varieties of china For white faience a mixture is used are distinguished: 1. Pipe-clay ware,…

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