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2008-07-02 Ceramics - I need to know about this Vase: Eugene, It's definitely German. The W is similar to Wallendorf, a porcelain factory established by hammann in 1762, but their marks were usually painted in blue. Here's one site that may be fun for...
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2008-07-02 Pottery - What is the wire used that can be fired in clay?: I believe there are two names that you can search for in your local ceramics supply store. Ni-Chrome wire ( Nickel+chromium ) and Kanthal wire. (Kanthal maybe is just a brand name?) This type of wire...
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2008-07-01 Pottery - Stoneware: Dear Annabel, Thank you for your recent question. Imperfections in dinnerware is not common for someone who is experienced in pottery. It may be that you purchased the ware from someone who did not...
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2008-06-30 Ceramics - Accidently skipped bisque firing: Kelly, Been there, done that....but not on porcelain, mine was stoneware. I did some interesting glazing with oxides and slips. Not sure how you're finishing your pieces, but if you're intent on finishing...
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2008-06-30 Ceramics - crazing later on down the line: Stacy, I often use Duncan underglazes too. They're wonderful. Are the clay, underglazes & glaze all compatible? Are they all being fired to the proper cone? I have found also, that a 'hold' at the end...
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