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From Wiktionary under the GNU Free Documentation License.  antiquehotspots.com 75px x 62px | 14.60kB [source page] Antiques Events Potteries Antique Centre 271 Waterloo Road Cobridge Stoke on Trent From Yahoo Image Search: "potteries"  potteries.cn unknown Sun, 08 Nov 2009 14:24:15 GM webjorsuperacao: RT::@evangineer RT @ViRAms:Pierre Levy - Toward a Civilization of Collective Intelligence  alternativestoebay.com External Post Wed, 28 Oct 2009 19:15:09 GM Royal Doulton and Beswick 20th Century Ceramics Nov 18, 2009, 11:00 AM GMT . Potteries. Specialist Auctions: Stoke on Trent, UK Go to Source.  potteriesoutdoorgroup.blogspot.com Potteries Outdoor Group Fri, 13 Nov 2009 16:05:00 GM As winners of last year's event, POG hosted the Cadbury Cup this time round. Eleven teams converged on the Ravenstor base on what turned out to be a fine weekend for walking - dry, but not too warm. The course we'd set turned out to be ... From Google Blog Search: "potteries"  news.google.com Stoke & Staffordshire "I have heard from old players from the Moorlands, Rocester and Potteries areas, but we will be having name tags made so people can recognise each other ... news.google.com Stoke & Staffordshire It's quite strange how people perceive Potteries people. They say they're so kind and wonder if they're putting it on. "It's genuine because we listen and ... and more » news.google.com guardian.co.uk While the pair spoke on Sunday and again at the training ground, the forward could yet seek a move away from the Potteries in next month's transfer window. ... Beattie apologises for Pulis bust-up Football.co.uk all 406 news articles » From Google News Search: "potteries" How was ceramices/ pottery important to the japense culture? Q. Criteria: Historical significance of the culture's use of clay Geographical area of culture and its influences Conrtibutions to the art of ceramics. Asked by Taylor - Thu Jan 17 18:43:26 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments A. look up history of Asian ceramics. wikipedia, or any asian art book will tell you about it. hey, maybe if you read your textbook you will find out something too!!! hint...what do you eat off of? Answered by dragonlady - Thu Jan 17 19:57:04 2008 Is glazed handmade pottery safe in the microwave/ conventional oven? Q. I have just got a lot of stuff that is very chunky, but I am concerned about the glaze - will it get damaged? Asked by Ellesar - Fri Feb 22 12:37:35 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments A. You really should ask the artist who made the pottery. Your oven is a relatively low temp compared to the kiln that was used to set the glaze, however the pottery and glaze might be susceptible to thermal shock which could cause the pottery to crack or even explode. My concern with the microwave would be any metal content in the glaze might cause arcing. Another concern would be lead content of the glaze. You need to find out if the glazes are lead-free and food safe. Please contact the artist who made the pots before experimenting. I have stoneware and pottery from several local artists. Some are functional bakeware, some are only good as serving dishes. Others are strictly for display. Answered by sallyvisualfuture - Fri Feb 22 12:53:05 2008 How much do chips and cracks really detract from the value of a collectible piece of pottery or glassware?
Q. For example, Roseville pottery or Carnival glass? I have a green glass ice bucket with a Heisey mark on the bottom. It had an almost microscopic "flake" on the top edge and to hear antique dealers and collectors moan about it making the item virtually worthless. Is this true, or are they just looking to get things for an exceptional bargain? Asked by debodun - Sun May 31 17:43:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. good antique collectors will ALWAYS pick away at items to get them cheaper. Answered by smokey - Sun May 31 18:51:47 2009 From Yahoo Answer Search: "potteries" |
