File:FarnhamPotteryTileManufacture.jpg
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English: Barrel tiles at Farnham Pottery tile. Barrel tiles are made by "throwing" a pipe and then cutting it in half prior to firing. The tiles in this picture are green-glazed using a technique developed by the pottery in the late nineteenth century using copper oxide to give the colour. This picture was taken during an open day to the Farnham Pottery.
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This image was uploaded as part of Wiki Loves Monuments 2014.
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