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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 415

An illustration from Crockery & glass journal, 1875, leaf 415
shed and dipped into glaze—a substance the consistency ofcream -and placed in the glost saggers. As the warewould stick together when the glaze is undergoing thefiring process, each piece must be swung on a littlethree-cornered piece of hard -fired clay known as a pin.If you will observe a plate… … DIPPING. The decorating department is a large adjunct tothe factory, as the bulk of goods are thus sold. Puregold in a liquid form is applied with a ijmall brush, andis of a brown color before firing. The various decorations in color, such as floralsprays and borders, and the like,are transferred…

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