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Ceramics / Ceramic materials / Ceramic art / Overglaze / Porcelain / Frit / Gilding / Glaze defects / Tin-glazing / Visual arts / Pottery / Ceramic glazes
Date: 2004-12-09 14:34:36
Ceramics
Ceramic materials
Ceramic art
Overglaze
Porcelain
Frit
Gilding
Glaze defects
Tin-glazing
Visual arts
Pottery
Ceramic glazes

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