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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 451

An illustration from Crockery & glass journal, 1875, leaf 451
ter all the lines have been cut in the punch bowl onthe two cutting wheels, then the piece is taken to the pol-isher, who manipulates the article on a rouge-chargedwooden wheel. The wooden wheel is the same size and:has the same edge as the stone and steel wheels, so it ispossible for the polisher… … PARAFFINING THE WARE. less manner. None but deep lines are cut with the steelwheel. After the bowl has had cut in it all the deep lines re-quired by the designers, the piece is next taken to the wetsmoothing stones, which resemble the steel wheels in sizeand shape. On these stones the deep…

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