Someone gave me an old box of bisque Syracuse China plates. Has anyone tried glazing them? All my glazes are ∆ 5-6. I'm trying to decide if they're even worth messing with. Thought they could be nice for my non potter friends to play with in the studio.
"Syracuse China was bisque-fired to Cone 12, a ceramics term for "extremely hot." Cone 12 ranges from 2,200-2,400 degrees."
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Someone gave me an old box of bisque Syracuse China plates. Has anyone tried glazing them? All my glazes are ∆ 5-6. I'm trying to decide if they're even worth messing with. Thought they could be nice for my non potter friends to play with in the studio.
"Syracuse China was bisque-fired to Cone 12, a ceramics term for "extremely hot." Cone 12 ranges from 2,200-2,400 degrees."
I found this article on them:
https://www.syracuse.com/entertainment/2015/05/syracuse_china_glazing_tips_for_beginners.html