An edition of An encyclopaedia of the ceramic industries (1929)

An encyclopaedia of the ceramic industries

being a guide to the materials, methods of manufacture, means of recognition, and testing the various articles produced in the clayworking and allied industries, including clays, silica, felspar, bricks, tiles, pottery, porcelain, pencils, refractory materials, and many others, arranged in alphabetical order for rapid reference by manufacturers, research workers, students, connoisseurs, and others.

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An edition of An encyclopaedia of the ceramic industries (1929)

An encyclopaedia of the ceramic industries

being a guide to the materials, methods of manufacture, means of recognition, and testing the various articles produced in the clayworking and allied industries, including clays, silica, felspar, bricks, tiles, pottery, porcelain, pencils, refractory materials, and many others, arranged in alphabetical order for rapid reference by manufacturers, research workers, students, connoisseurs, and others.

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Clay industries, Pottery

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An encyclopaedia of the ceramic industries: being a guide to the materials, methods of manufacture, means of recognition, and testing the various articles produced in the clayworking and allied industries, including clays, silica, felspar, bricks, tiles, pottery, porcelain, pencils, refractory materials, and many others, arranged in alphabetical order for rapid reference by manufacturers, research workers, students, connoisseurs, and others.
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