[Spit-project] clay-question for pug-request for Gunthar

[Helen Schultz]

I don't know, Lijsbet.  A book I looked at recently of period pottery pieces mentioned most of them as being simple ceramic (unless earthenware means the same thing??), not very many were stoneware.  A few said they were early forms of stoneware, though,

~~ Meisterin Katarina Helene


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From: "lijsbet at comcast.net" lijsbet at comcast.net



Clay for pots that will be used over the fire needs to be a specific sort - I don't recall if it's earthenware or stoneware. Those college pottery classes were too long ago. I can tell you that all John Hudson's (http://www.hudsonclaypotter.com/the_pots.php?type=2) cooking pots are fire-safe. 

He does ship to the US, but shipping is expensive. If folks want to purchase a lot of pottery from him, we should get an order together. 

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Lijsbet vande Visschereye

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