The practical book of early American arts and crafts (1916)
Eberlein, Harold Donaldson, McClure, Abbot, Bainbridge, Mabel Foster · Philadelphia : Lippincott · leaf 285
t could not be reached con-veniently by the smoother; the cutting wire, about afoot long, with wooden handles at the ends, with whichvessels were loosened from the wheel; the pounder or 222 EARLY AMERICAN ARTS AND CRAFTS batter (Fig. 1, D), a wooden tool, flat on one side androunded on the other,… … FiQ. 1.—A, Plate. B, Goggle. C, Rule for gauging height of vessels on potter s wheel.D, Batter. E, Palette. F, Two-handled Roller. G, Disc Cutter. H, Rib for smoothingsurface of ware on wheel. J, Goggle. K, Lines traced by slip cup. L, Three-quilledSUp Gup. Courtesy of Pennsylvania Museum and…
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