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Coloring and decoration of ceramic ware (1898)

Brongniart, Alexandre, 1770-1847 · Chicago : Windsor & Kenfield · leaf 192

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he quanti¬ ty of charcoal required for the burn. The charcoal (pine wood coal) is in very large pieces, it is held up by two pieces of terra cotta, forming a species of hollow walls that are removable. The door of the muffle is simply set in its place and is not luted. There is a view hole in the… … in my presence, taking only an hour and a half for the burn. M is the muffle with its door, at the upper part of this is an opening for the escape of vapors produced by the essences;

Color in the ceramic industries · Coloring matter · Glazes · Slips (Ceramics)

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