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8049. Ford, T., Ford, T., and Hill, T. April 11. Pottery. - Ornamental designs are transferred to pottery, chinaware, earthenware, &c. by transfer sheets applied by hand to the article and pressed into contact therewith by a revolving brush or buffing - device, which is carried by a vertical, horizontal, inclined, or flexible shaft operated in any suitable manner, such as by belt and rope pulleys, gearing, an electric or o t h e r motor, &c. The article may be moved into contact with the revolving brush ; or it may be supported on a table, the brush being then driven by a flexible connexion and mounted so as to allow it to be moved mto contact with the article. In the example shown, the revolving brush e is lowered into contact with the article by operating a footlever i connected by link j to a lever h, which engages with a loose collar h<1> on the brush spindle c. The article is then fixed with coal, gas, or other suitable beat, which destroys the paper and eliminates the oils &c. from the ink.
GB190808049D1908-04-111908-04-11An Improved Process of and Means for the Decoration of Pottery, Earthenware, China and similar Ware.
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Improved Process and Means for Recovering China Clay from Decomposed, and China Stone from Partly Decomposed, Granite, and Separating the Clay from Mica and Quartz, and the Mica from the Quartz: applicable also to Treating Ochre and the like.