A SLIP PAINTING PROCESS SUITED TO THE CRAFTSMAN WHOSE EQUIPMENT IS LIMITED 1
D. W. Cox · Journal of the American Ceramic Society · 1925
ABSTRACT The raw materials of the common stoneware business are used. The temperature needed is that of the maturing point of Albany slip, or cones 6 to 9. The kiln should be one designed to stand up under rather high temperatures. The ware is essentially once fired common stoneware decorated with a slip painting process.