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	How to Make Pottery, A Step by Step Look
		The temperature we bisque at is approximately 1700 degrees Fahrenheit.
		Many potters prefer to bisque at a higher temperature as more impurities are forced from the clay, however for the glazes we use this temperature works well.
		Bisque pottery made from our red Alberta clays takes on a terra cotta appearance, similar to the flower pots you see in a florists shop.
	www.howtomakepottery.com (1641 words)

	Bisque - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bisque (pottery), a fired piece of unglazed clay
		Bisque (food), a thick, creamy soup made from puréed shellfish
		Bisque (color), an off-white light almond color, usually seen on older kitchen appliances
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bisque (100 words)

	Bisque (pottery) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		For other meanings of the word bisque, see Bisque.
		Bisque is a fired piece (bisquette) of unglazed clay used to make pottery, figurines, dolls, knickknacks, ornaments etc. This porous, vitreous ceramic can be created using heat, which causes a chemical reaction (dehydroxylation) in clay (e.g.
		Unearth or procure clay and mold, form, turn, wedge, cast or sculpt into the desired shape.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bisque_(pottery) (116 words)

	Bisque ware (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Bisque firing serves the purpose of giving the pot considerably more strength than is has when it is simply dried clay (greenware) thereby allowing the potter to handle the pot more readily without fear of breaking it.
		Some potters are able to skip the bisque firing step by either 1) very carefully applying or spraying glaze directly on greenware, 2) not glazing their pottery or 3) applying glaze in the kiln via salt or soda glazing.
		Given the particular effects I want to achieve at Frog Pond Pottery, bisque firing is necessary to prevent breakage during the glazing steps that I use.
	www.frogpondpottery.com /pottalk/bisque.htm (167 words)

	Studio Pottery Glossary - Handmade Ceramic Tableware Gifts - Kilnworks UK
		Low bisque is fired as high as possible to burn away all carbonaceous matter, yet low enough to provide enough absorbency to make glaze application easy.
		The term 'pottery' is used to refer to those individuals who fabricate their own ware using plastic clays of all types and at all temperatures ranges.
		A bisque that has been fired at the proper rate of heating and cooling to produce an even state of hardness throughout.
	www.kilnworks.co.uk /glossary.php (731 words)

	Bisque Pottery Wholesale
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		Bisque Imports are Purveyors of the World's Finest Italian Bisquerld's Finest Italian Bisque.
	www.atikokanarts.com /pottery/4/bisque-pottery-wholesale.asp (176 words)

	Raku Pottery
		Ceramic artist, Betty Printy, has been conducting workshops on the firing of Raku pottery and producing Raku pottery for sale in her gallery in Bentonsport for the last ten years.
		Raku Pottery Workshops are held at Iron and Lace on the first Saturday of May, July, and September.
		Bisque fired pottery is available for purchase or students may bring their own.
	www.ironandlace.com /Raku.htm (235 words)

	Bella Bisque : Italian bisque
		We search near and far for the most extraordinary bisque in the world.
		This is our passion, our pleasure and our promise.
		We are committed to bringing you the best quality handcrafted designs with most of our bisque produced in our 50 year old Italian factory.
	www.bellabisque.com (56 words)

	The GlassCraft of Harper's Tale - Pottery/Ceramics Glossary
		is a bare spot (from the shrinking of a glaze) on a finished piece where oil or grease prevents the glaze from adhering to pottery.
		are furnaces of refractory clay bricks for firing pottery and for fusing glass.
		is the firing of pottery to the point of glossification.
	www.bushville.net /glasscraft/library/ceramics/pottery_glossary.html (791 words)

	Cardew Pottery
		Cardew Bisque is ideal for glaze firing but can also be easily used on a 'Paint and Go' basis using water based acrylic paints.
		Some 300 UK pottery cafes/studios (the vast majority of which have opened in the last five years) give concrete evidence of the growing popularity of crafts in general and this activity in particular.
		Parents are happy to indulge their children's enthusiasm for pottery painting as they see it as creative and educational.
	www.craftsatcardew.co.uk /bisque_intro.php (329 words)

	Bearclover.net - info for pottery newbies - pottery techniques, etc
		If you are just starting out in pottery, you probably don't want to invest in a wheel and kiln.
		Setting up even the most humble pottery studio at home is going to cost a bit.
		Most potters are more than aware of the dangers of lead in pottery, and they are steadfast in avoiding it.
	www.bearclover.net /pottery/newbie-potter.html (1247 words)

	Bisque Pottery, Pottery Bisque and Biscuit Pottery in the UK
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		We are renowned for our attention to detail in the art of making bisque pottery and bisqueware we have a sound understanding of user needs.
		We can service the needs of ceramic cafes where customers are invited to apply their choice of colours to a piece of bisque.
	www.hobbytech.co.uk (512 words)

	Laurel Street Arts: Paint Your Own Pottery: How It All Works
		Bisque is pottery that has already been cleaned and fired once and is ready to be painted.
		The pottery is arranged carefully using kiln "furniture" to keep the pieces from sticking to the kiln or each other.
		As a final step, the pottery pieces are sometimes "dremelled" with a power tool that removes rough edges and minor surface defects.
	www.laurelstreetarts.com /procedures/how_it_all_works.htm (498 words)

	Dynamic Patterns Pottery Studio
		When you are done painting and your pottery has sufficiently dried overnight, we will coat your entire piece with a clear glaze and fire it in our kiln right in our studio.
		Your pottery will be finished with a coat of food-safe clear glaze and kiln fired right in our studio resulting in a high-quality, professionally produced ceramic.
		Your functional pottery will also be microwave safe, but we strongly recommend that you hand wash and do not frequently clean it in a dishwasher to increase the lifetime of your work of art!
	pottery.dynamicpatterns.com /about.html (549 words)

	Glossary of Ceramic terms
		Bisque - Pottery which has been fired once, without glaze, to a temperature just before vitrification.
		Chucks are thrown and bisque fired clay cylinders which are open on both sides.
		Glazed pottery is fired to a temperature of 1,830 - 2,010 degrees Fahrenheit.
	www.jnevins.com /glossary.htm (1074 words)

	Dynamic Patterns Pottery Studio - [ Make Your Own Pottery ]
		You may also paint your hand-made pottery when you return and you will only be charged the daily studio fee to cover the glazing and second kiln firing.
		If is it obvious that your pottery has not been properly made, we will not fire it in our kiln to ensure the safety of the other pieces being fired.
		After your hand-made pottery has been fired, you are welcome to return to paint your pottery with our beautiful selection of colored glazes, and an additional $8 studio fee per person per day will be applied.
	pottery.dynamicpatterns.com /about-myop.html (1192 words)

	Kiln Timesharing Listings
		Michelle Lowe Desert Dragon Pottery 602-690-6956 Mishy@desertdragonpottery.com desertdragonpottery.com Phoenix AZ 20 cu ft gas kiln fired to cone ten reduction, large electric kiln, raku and primitive firings.
		Pat Lester, Spun Earth Pottery 804-385-7687 pat@spunearth.com www.spunearth.com Forest, Va Electric kiln, cone 05 and 03 is 5 cents per cubic inch by the piece.
		Ted Keesee Willow Creek Pottery 540-466-2477 Ted41564@chartertn.net Bristol VA Two Electric Kilns: 10 cu ft. (fires to cone 10) and 4.0 cu ft (fires to cone 8).
	www.bigceramicstore.com /Information/kilntimesharing.htm (5383 words)

	Information on American Bisque Pottery
		Bisque produced Kewpie dolls during WW1 because those dolls were prohibited from being imported from Germany during that time.
		Most American Bisque was simply marked with an impressed USA mark, or a mold number and USA mark; some had circular stamps on them.
		American Bisque is very heavy and well-made as most vintage American Pottery was and is. Some American Bisque items are cold-painted, meaning, the paint is applied after the item was glazed and fired.
	www.news-antique.com /?id=781341 (558 words)

	Casual dinnerware, ceramic pottery of Spain - Romero Lerma
		Casual dinnerware and ceramic pottery that are the result of ancient traditions together with brush strokes that reflect the intense brightness and colours of the Mediterranean.
		The wholesale ceramic bisque items are supplied plain and facilitates the customer the opportunity to complete the article as he wishes.
		Register now as a client and download the ceramic pottery catalogue 2005 with all the shapes and sizes and, at the same time, you will have free access to exclusive information in respect of new products, a monthly special offer together with the complete shapes catalogue and all the information required to place an order.
	www.romerolerma.com (272 words)

	Functional & Decorative Stoneware Pottery ::: pba pottery ::: Process - Bisque Firing, Electric Kiln
		The bisque firing is conducted at a lower temperature and takes place in an electric kiln.
		The actual firing process for a bisque is pretty simple - it’s essentially no different than baking something in your oven - set the time and the temp and let ‘er rip.
		A close-up of the electric kiln that is used in the pbapottery studio.
	www.pbapottery.com /process/bisque.htm (238 words)

	Pottery coat for bisque low fire glaze 4 oz. - Ceramic Supplies by CeramicArtSpace.com
		Although Pottery Coat can be used alone, the best looks are achieved when used as a base coat in combination with Pottery Cascade and a flowing non-toxic glaze, such as Elements.
		Although Pottery Coat is non-toxic and thus food safe when fired properly according to FDA standards, they are not be practical for food containers due to the porous surface characteristics.
		Although Pottery Coat Stuccos are non-toxic and thus food safe according to FDA standards, they are not practical for food containers due to porous surface characteristics.
	www.ceramicartspace.com /ceramics136_142/store.html (824 words)

	George's Vintage - American Bisque / PotteryCompany
		American Bisque Company (ABCo) is known for their wonderful, creative airbrushed glaze.
		This piece is called the "bear at the stump," finished in a wonderful blaze of hot pink shades.
		American Bisque was in business from about 1919 to 1982 and a piece like this is probably from the 1950s.
	www.computer-resource.com /ebay/more/abco/abco.htm (336 words)

	ART POTTERY
		If perfect, this art pottery piece would sell for over $1,0000.....
		Sharp mold detail and vibrant colors on this vintage Art Pottery piece.
		The bowl is a large 10 3/4" in diameter and 3 1/2" in height.
	www.noramcneil.com /gpage.html23.html (278 words)

	USA Potteries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Well, in addition to the fact that many of the potteries are closely related through buying, selling, and name changes, the Ohio River Valley was a rich source of clay.
		Grindley was also president of Grindley pottery in Lynnfield MA from 1957-59, and he was president and general manager of Vogue Artware in Dennison OH, and Vice President of American Pottery in Marrietta, OH from 1962-65.
		After the pottery was sold due to financial troubles, he still remained on in various capacities (mostly sales and PR) until 1939, when he quit rather abruptly.
	www.thejunkymonkey.com /people.htm (634 words)

	Pottery : By Piece : Cookie Jars :
		This cookie jar was made by the American Bisque Company of Wellsville, WV from a mold by Ludiwici Celadon between 1941 and 1945.
		There's something eye-catching about these old pottery jars,....even one like this which has certainly been around for awhile, and been well used.
		This beehive shaped pottery has all the characteristics of the early (late 1890's-1920's) crocks made...
	search.rubylane.com /antiques/,id=64.3.4.html (220 words)

	Ceramic Bisque -Duncan Bisque, Mayco Bisque, the utimate clay canvas
		It is the clay most often used on a pottery wheel and is fired to a much higher temperature (usually cone 6 - 10) allowing the clay to become vitreous
		Our line of Stoneware Bisque has been fired to Cone 6 and is much more durable than low-fire cast earthenware.
		These smooth, talc clay bodies have a chalky feel in the bisque state and have a tendency to crack or craze if exposed to repeated temperature changes that normally occur with cooking.
	www.milehiceramics.com /bisque.htm (456 words)

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		Established in 1981, the studio produces over 100 beautifully decorated pottery items that are well accepted by the public.
		Each creative, user friendly and functional item is fired at 2200 degrees fahrenheit in large gas kilns and are lead free, dishwasher, oven and microwave safe.
	www.clayinmotion.com /default4.htm (176 words)

	What is Art & Clay? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Bisque is pottery that has already been fired once in the kiln.
		After choosing a ceramic piece from our wide selection of pottery, you are ready to find inspiration in our resource area.
		Be creative with your choice...maybe paint a plate your first visit and then a matching saucer or bowl the next.
	www.artclayonmain.com /whatis.html (467 words)

	Bailey Ceramic Supply - Tile & Bisque - Bisque Sinks
		Each sink is slip cast in micro batches from a low-fire clay body and bisque fired to cone 1.
		Bailey Ceramics is not responsible for glaze problems with bisque sinks.
		Standard plumbing parts and connections are available at your local plumbing supply or home improvement store.
	www.baileypottery.com /tiles-mosaics/bisquesinks.htm (298 words)

	Ask Red! FAQ
		We HAND wash all jars and pottery with liquid "JOY" dish washing soap, which we have found to be the best.
		However, my chick cookie jar is off white in color with green, red, blue and yellow polka dots that vary in size (4) on the front of the base and (4) on the back of the base, (3) small red dots down the front (to look as buttons).
		I've got an American Bisque Clown - he has a little hat and his hands are one above the other on his stomach - he has painted dots around his collar, painted buttons and two painted patches.
	cookiejarclub.com /free/askredfaq1.htm (4542 words)

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