From Wood Street, three concrete steps between the inner columns provide access to the portico behind which the main wall of dark red, salt glazed bricks is flanked by pairs of rendered masonry pilasters.
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Hamada Shoji is reputed to have brought the technique for salt glazing to Japan after a visit to Europe in the early 1950s, and Shimaoka was also widely known for his salt glaze work.
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Hamada Shoji is reputed to have brought the technique for salt glazing to Japan after a visit to Europe in the early 1950s, and Shimaoka was also widely known for his salt glaze work.
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The symmetrical design and repetitive fenestration pattern, as well as details including the decorative windows to the front elevation and the use of dark blue salt glazed bricks contribute to the aesthetic significance of the place.
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His noborigama had separate chambers for ash covered ware, charcoal reduced ash covered ware, high temperature reduction feldspathic ash glazes, traditional Mashiko glazes such as seiji, nuka, kaki, and kuro, and a final chamber for salt glaze.
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In the late 1980s Reumert began working on porcelain and made thin salt glazed vessels, fired to 1330 �C . In the early 1990s, she experimented with adding fiberglass and other fibers to her clay, allowing thinner forms.
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De Miranda remains inspired by the work of Da Costa, with whom he kept in close contact until his death in 1939 . De Miranda specialized in glazed pottery, which like Mendes da Costa's work, were usually coated with salt glaze.
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The initial products of the pottery were items such as salt glazed inkpots, ginger beer bottles, polish pots, pitchers, jugs and mugs etc . These items were produced both for Calvert s own chemist and druggist business as well as being supplied to other similar businesses.
