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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 498

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terial for application to the surface, and into which the pieces of crockery are laid, is com-posed of equal parts of putty and white lead. The next step is to impress the broken bits ofdifferent - colored crockery, etc , into this layer ofputty, arranging to suit the individual taste; but it… … hard to find pieces to fit snugly, but by using a pairof pincers any pieces can be broken off to fit the space. After the coating is completed the article shouldbe set aside to dry. When thoroughly hardened, goover the surface with a knife, removing the surplusputty around the joints, and finish…

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