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Doherty Soda glazed porcelain What Jack say's about his work; All of the work is once fired and soda glazed. It has become an increasingly important part of the making process. This way of firing ceramics introduces an element of risk and unpredictability which is not a part of conventional high temperature glaze firings. When a sodium product, in this case sodium bicarbonate , is mixed with water and then sprayed into the kiln at high temperature the resulting vapour is drawn through the kiln chamber where it reacts with the silica and alumina present in the clay. The pots then have a glaze surface which shows the direction and passing of this vapour. |
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TB-JD1 Height 4in. (10cm)
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TB-JD2 Height 2 1/2in. (6.2cm) Price: £35 |
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TB-JD 3Height 4in. (10cm)
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