...running out at the end in consequence of the incline, allows it to fall down again, with the iron shod crosspiece dropping into a stone mortar, in which...decanted. No other machinery, such as the quartz or glaze mills of foreign porcelain manufactories, is used, and the consequence is that all the material...

...These are worked by a stream of water, which running into the trough raises the pounder by over weight and running out at the end in consequence of the incline,...dropping into a stone mortar in which the materials are reduced to povvder." The Chinese also use little waterwheels, arranged on the banks of streams, and...

...the end in consequence of the incline, allows it to fall down again, with the iron-shod cross piece dropping into a stone mortar, in which the materials...decanted. " No other machinery, such as the quartz or glaze mills of foreign porcelain manufactories, is used, and the consequence is that all the material...

...water-trough at the other end. This instrument is put up wherever a small stream of water can be utilised ; the water running into the trough raises the pounder...latter is then sifted, mixed with water, and decanted. f ' " No other machinery, such as the quartz- or glaze-mills of foreign porcelain manufactories, is...