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China Riveters. 
China and Porcelain Door Furni- 
ture makers. 
China and Porcelain manufacturers. 
China drillers. 
China Figure manufacturers. 
China Ornament makers. 
China painters and gilders. 
China Toy makers. 
Drain Pipe and Tile makers. 
Earthenware Figure manufacturers. 
Earthenware manufacturers. 
Egyptiän Black - wäre manufac 
turers. 
Encaustic Tile makers. 
Fancy Jng manufacturers. 
Fire Brick makers. 
Jug manufacturers. 
To these may be added the 
in Great Britain by an active 
Brick and Tile Machine makers. 
Brick Makers’ Implement manufac 
turers. 
Brick Mould makers. 
Grinding Mill makers. 
Iviln builders. 
Maehinists in general. 
Pug Mill makers. 
Potters’ Wheel makers. 
Melting Pot and Crucible makers. 
Muffle manufacturers. 
Parian manufacturers. 
PJumbers’ Pottery makers. 
Porcelain Letter makers. 
Porcelain manufacturers. 
Potters. 
Potters’ engravers. 
Röckingham Ware manufacturers. 
Stone Bottle makers. 
Stone Mortar and Pestle manufac 
turers. 
Stone potters. 
Stone wäre manufacturers. 
Terra-Cotta makers. 
Tobacco Pipe makers. 
Vase manufacturers. 
ollowing occupations sustained 
eramic industry :— 
Jfsh mcrchants. 
Chert Stone dealers. 
China Clay merchants. 
Clay merchants. 
Flint millers. 
Manganese merchants. 
Marble Clay merchants. 
Pipe Clay manufacturers. 
Zaffres refiners. 
Classification of Pottery. 
The Word pottery in its widest sense, and as used in this 
Report, is a very comprehensivc term, including all fictile 
productions of which clay is the cliief material. This wide 
ränge of producta may be grouped under two grand divisions 
—the Eartliy and the Vitreous. Of the first, ordinary 
earthenware and faieuce are examples; and of the second, 
porcelain or china. The cliief characteristics of the eartliy 
division are, as the name iudicates, an eartliy substance, 
porosity, infusibility, opacity and comparative softness; of 
the vitreous, a vitreous substance, fusibility, trauslucency 
and comparative hardness.