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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 615

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ave takenthe most important step towards making the vesselof ungainly mien a beautiful creation. If the saladbowl you admire so much on your dining-room tableis the underglaze ware, its decorations have been puton before the glaze is applied. If overglaze the delicate colors are put on overthe… … SPONGING EDGES perfection of the ware shows that the potters handhas shaken neither model nor ornament awrv. Some Again the modern potter has won a secret fromthe Machine Age and applies it to his art. In a room

Pottery · Glass · Glassware

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