British Manufacturing Industries: Pottery, Glass and Silicates, Furniture and Woodwork.
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The volume surveys major manufacturing trades by combining historical overview, technical description, and recent innovations to make complex processes accessible to general readers. The pottery chapter traces early origins, materials, shaping and firing methods, glaze chemistry, and decorative techniques such as lustre effects. The glass and silicates section explains compositions, vitrification, and industrial and artistic applications. The furniture and woodwork chapter covers construction methods, surface ornamentation, and the influence of design instruction and trade museums. Throughout, emphasis is placed on progressive developments and the application of scientific and artistic principles to improve production and aesthetic quality.
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