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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 17 (April 1879) (1879)

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m- " Fine " faience, properly scHsalled, is a product of modern the bottom by means'of brushes; this operation is very in- plishing either purpose alone is represented in Fig. 1. Fig. times, and must be distinguished from the " common" jurious to health, as it fills the air with fine particles of… … and reduced to powder; the enamel is It is prepared and applied like ordinary then ready for application. This en- enamel. Fig. l.-POTTEE'S OVEH. amel is intended for brown pottery. In England three varieties of china For white faience a mixture is used arc distinguished: 1. Pipe-clay ware,…

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