A petrological note on the crucible fabrics from medieval to post-medieval glassmaking furnaces at Wolseley, Staffs and other sites / D. F. Williams, PhD FSA.

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Author/Artist:

Williams, D. F.

Other Authors:

Ancient Monuments Board for England.

Publisher:

London : Ancient Monuments Laboratory, English Heritage, 1994.

Series:

Ancient Monuments Laboratory report ; 52/94

Subjects:

Glass manufacture Great Britain Medieval period.

Glass furnaces.

Glass furnaces Great Britain Medieval period.

Technology CMG

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Bib ID:

63320

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[13] p. ; 30 cm.

Notes

An examination of ceramic crucibles suggests that the same clay was used for both kilns, and that a minimum temperature of 1100-1200°c was reached in the furnace.

Bibliography: p. [13].

Corning Museum of Glass

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