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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 502

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heirproduction of domes- : tic everyday ware I there is a utility which cannot be denied, and a charmin the goods which is as fascinating in the ultimate re- Jsult as in the making. These potteries have altered very little in the jmethods adopted for making the pots. Steam power !has facilitated… … TRYING TO FIND THE SECRET OF THE PUZZLE JUG. sible from foreign matter and placed in the blunger, ormixer, for the clay and water to form a creamy fluid.It is then pressed through a filter press, which removesall excess of moisture in passing through the sieve,twenty-six to the inch, and taken into…

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