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No: not cobalt. Some while ago, I saw a photograph of a porcelain vase with a blue shadowgram image. I assumed that this was a cyanotype image (the father of the engineers' blueprint), and was therefore unfired. I read up about this antique photographic process, which pre-dated even...

Not sure if I'm breaking any rules in using this forum as a sales medium, but a friend has a kiln for sale, and asked me to help . . . Raku Kiln for sale, in Thornton, Lancashire, England. 18" diameter, 24" deep (approx. 3.5 cu ft) Top opening, fibre lined. With 2.25" diameter gas torch and 19...

Hope it's OK to advertise some equipment for sale by a friend who is giving up pottery; if not, flame me: ************************************************************************* *** FOR SALE, in Thornton Cleveleys, Lancashire, England: 10 kW electric kiln, approx. 5 cu.ft. 3 kW electric sample...

In article , no spam here, thanks writes I've never had much success dipping glazes, but recently tried spraying for the first time and was very happy with the result ..... and it seems to be quite economical on glaze, too - no need...

Sad to read the obituary of Michael Casson. I have emailed the BBC to try to persuade them to re-run (perhaps on BBC-4?) the five-part series called 'The Craft of the Potter', devised by Mick Casson and broadcast initially in 1976. Jake Loddington POULTON-LE-FYLDE Lancs. UK

Has anyone heard of this product / process for putting images on to ceramics? I came across a mention of it somewhere recently. I can't remember where, and when I Googled it, all I got was a lot of Latin references (and some pointers to Wilfred Owen). Jake Loddington, POULTON-LE-FYLDE, Lancs....

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I just bought a Paragon B88B Kiln. I was hoping to use it to fire Pottery, but based on the limited information I have found on the 'net, it seems to be more suited to "greenware", whatever that is. Can someone tell me what I can expect to use this Kiln for? Thanks James

FA asst Molds for plaster etc. local Ral. NC http://www.smartpockets.com/auction_room.php?ar=6&sid=f729dad9b8482b978bfdbdb3bc20843f most starting @ 1.00

I am looking to buy a wheel, and an electric kiln. I am located in NJ. please email me if you are interested in selling.

ART NEW ENGLAND Summer Workshops 2004 is offering the following workshop with Brian Ransom for sounding clay. If interested call Nancy at the Massachusetts College of Art A.S.A.P. (617) 879-7175 The week long workshop will be held at Bennington College Vermont from August...

I'm trying to think of a word that describes a process used in Wedgwood manufacturing that involves applying a band of low relief decoration around the outside of a vase. The band is prepared in a plaster mold and transferred to the vase. Any help is appreciated.

Can anyone give me the approximate percentages of vanadium and zirconium added to a cone 6 oxy glaze that will produce the typical blue color of that combination? Jim Norton

I have been informed of a message-board nuisance called a troll. As it was explained to me, they are called trolls for two reasons: 1. They troll message boards making nasty comments in order to start an argument, and 2. They are ugly little devils! I am assured that if you don't feed them...

For some reason my reply got bounced as undeliverable. I'll try the direct message route. Very nice work. Beautiful site. I am currently working on a site for potters in this area. They are few and far between. I particularly like your variagated pots with the purple on top. How do you do...

Take a look at the URL below. No sales, no porno -just an idea I have. I have access to a Webmaster who will set up this site for us. Let me know what you think. All suggestions/criticisms are welcome. Jan C.

Just got this message and thought it would be good to post it here. Janet Ceramicists, I've set up a new list on the new domain ceramicist.org. You're on it. Welcome.

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