(Figs. 8, 9.) CPCHCRCH WARE. sea, are proofs of great care and skill in the preparationof the clay, as also in its subsequent firing. When dry,this lightness and hardness of body are still more percep-tible, and, considering that it is simply earthenware andnot porcelain, the result is very… … (Fig. 10.) CASTOR WARM. called smother kiln, in which the wood smoke at acertain degree of heat was returned upon the ware. The c 2 20 CASTOR WARE. Chap. I blue-black colour likewise of this and the Castor potterywas the result of the same process, as the Upchurch clayis ferruginous and naturally…
Wedgwood, Josiah, 1730-1795 · Wedgwood ware · Pottery -- England
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