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Rough notes on pottery (1896)

Jervis, William Percival, 1850- · Newark, N.J., W.P. Jervis · leaf 36

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34 ROUGH NOTES ON POTTERY. John Maddock & Sons, L'td. … is perfect affinity between the glaze and the body. To obtain a body of this degree of hardness, Messrs. Maddock have to employ a greater preponderance of its more expensive component parts, which enables it to stand such a degree of heat that a partial vitrification ensues, and the body and glaze…

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