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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 607

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sily bring Brouwer over $100 a day, for his furnaceshave a capacity of four vases every seventeen minutes.He has shortened the regular process of glazing fromthirty-six hours to seventeen minutes, and the entireprocess, beginning with the unmixed clay, from ninety-six to six hours. His finished… … AT THE FURNACE. browns he has caught and imprisoned the lustre of therainbow and the ruddy green of the sunset. How he doesit he will not tell. He only declares that not one ounce ofcoloring matter of any kind or description goes into thecomposition of his wonderful ware. Its all the effect of the…

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