The encyclopedia of ceramics, compiled by W. P. Jervis, with much original matter now first published.. (1902)
Jervis, William Percival, 1850- · New York · leaf 379
d after cooling for about three days the ware is taken out. Having reached the biscuit state, the ware is now ready for decorating or glazing. Printed decorations can be applied either before or after glazing. In England all prints are done on the biscuit ; in America usually on the glazed ware.… … BAS-RELIEF FROM WEDGWOOD MEMORIAL INSTITUTE. his stove to get warm, and then charges it with color mixed with a very thick oil. After removing the surplus color with a knife and boss, he takes a sheet of fine tissue paper, makes it thoroughly wet in a solution of soap and water, and places it on…
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