English porcelain : a handbook to the china made in England during the eighteenth century as illustrated by specimens in the national collections (1894)
Church, A. H. (Arthur Herbert), 1834-1915, South Kensington Museum · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 161
paste willrequire and will bear in the kiln, and the more compact will bethe resulting porcelain. A broken handle of a tea-cup, authenti-cated as Champions manufacture, gave, after grinding off the glaze,the following results in 100 parts as the mean of two carefulanalyses:— Silica . . . .62*92…
Pottery, English
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