Anji Henderson on tue 13 jun 00
Hey lady ... Pine ridge is most likely a closer
Campbell's supply company they have it
http://www.claysupply.com/catalog/Dry_Clays.html
#1 #5 and #10.... Diffrent prices....
I shall be going there with in the week if you want me
to bring it half way for you...
You can e-mail Maureen at PRidgeGB@Aol.com For any
other questions...
Anji
--- lucien m koonce wrote:
> Piedmont Pottery Supply Company, formally located in
> Mebane, NC, carried
> Roseville stoneware in their inventory. They went
> out of buisness about a
> year ago. Campbell's Ceramic Supply , out of
> Richmond, VA, bought the
> buisness and all the stock. Contact Coy Quakenbush
> at campbell@netmcr.com.
> It is listed in their catalog at $9.00/50 lbs. bag.
>
> Lucien Koonce
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: AK
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
>
> Date: Monday, June 12, 2000 9:14 PM
> Subject: "Roseville" Mystery
>
>
> Greetings to all,
> I have this clay recipe I received from a friend
> I used to study with.
> She says it calls for "Roseville" I know it exists
> because I vaguely
> remember using it way back when. The problem is I
> don't know what it is.
> It is obviously a brand/company name that I know is
> or was available in the
> Midwest. I consulted Bailey in NY and they have no
> ideas and I consulted
> Laguna in CA the technician there has never heard of
> it either. It appears
> in a stoneware body ^10 Here is the recipe if it
> helps:
> 30 Ball
> 25 Hawthorn
> 25 Ap Green
> 10 ROSEVILLE
> 10 custer
> ---------------
> 5 redart
> 5 grog
> Any Ideas? What is Roseville and is there a decent
> substitute to complete
> this body?
> I liked the clay body, I can always find another
> and I suppose I could
> live with out it But if there is an answer- there
> would be a nice feeling of
> resolution. I thought my best bet was to consult
> clayart thank you for any
> suggestions.
> A
>
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Louis H.. Katz on thu 29 jun 00
Roseville is no mystery,
It is mined by Cedar Heights as people have said. It is a reasonable substitute
for goldart in small quanitities and has little sulphur. It was suggested as a
substitute for goldart to me when I worked for the Archie Bray Foundation. The
suggestion, by the way came from someone on Clayart, if I remember correctly.
Out to peek in my newly reworked soda kiln a.k.a. "The Beast". Gonna see if it
treated my blown apart stoneware sufficiently harshly. I believe I fired the
thing too even.
Louis
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