 | Museum of Practical Geology (Great Britain) - 1871 - 298 oldal
...Frye, of West Ham, Essex, painter, lor the production of a porcelain conlaining among other ingredients "an earth, " the produce of the Cherokee nation in America, called by the natives " unaker." The Mr. Frye here mentioned became manager of the Bow works, and during the subsequent partnership of Messrs.... | |
 | 1875 - 632 oldal
...country from America. It was introduced at Bow, and a patent was taken out for producing a porcelain from an "earth, the produce of the Cherokee nation in America, called by the natives ' nnaker'." Mixed with othf-r ingredients, this "unaker," a more or less pure kind of Клo-lin, produced... | |
 | sir Arthur Herbert Church - 1886 - 242 oldal
...painter. Their patent was for the production of a porcelain, containing, amongst other ingredients, " an earth, the produce of the Cherokee nation in America, called by the natives unakcr." Frye became manager of the works, probably from their commencement ; he remained in that position... | |
 | Leslie Stephen - 1889 - 484 oldal
...kind, and equal, if not exceeding in goodness and beauty, china or porcelain ware imported from abroad. The material is an earth, the produce of the Cherokee...nation in America, called by the natives unaker.' A second patent was taken out on 17 Nov. 1749 by Frye .alone, whose epitaph (published at length in... | |
 | Chauncey Mitchell Depew - 1895 - 492 oldal
...year they enrolled their specifications, in which they state that the material used in their invention is an earth, the produce of the Cherokee nation in America, called by the nation ' Unaker.' The specification of the patent is of startling interest. Who would have thought,... | |
 | John Charles Lewis Sparkes, Walter Gandy - 1897 - 266 oldal
..." equal to, if not exceeding in goodness and beauty, china or porcelain ware imported from abroad. The material is an earth, the produce of the Cherokee...nation in America, called by the natives unaker." With this material — really kaolin — a few pieces of hard porcelain were made ; but the bulk of... | |
 | John Charles Lewis Sparkes, Walter Gandy - 1897 - 264 oldal
..." equal to, if not exceeding in goodness and beauty, china or porcelain ware imported from abroad. The material is an earth, the produce of the Cherokee...nation in America, called by the natives unaker." With this material — really kaolin — a few pieces of hard porcelain were made ; but the bulk of... | |
 | Arthur Hayden - 1904 - 324 oldal
...mineral, equal to, if not exceeding in goodness and beauty, china or porcelain ware imported from abroad. The material is an earth, the produce of the Cherokee...nation in America, called by the natives unaker." In 1749, Thomas Frye took out, alone, a second patent " for a new method of making a certain ware,... | |
 | Edward Dillon - 1904 - 668 oldal
...merchant, and Thomas Frye, of the parish of West Ham, painter, professed to make porcelain, by mixing with 'an earth the produce of the Cherokee nation in America, called by the natives Unaker,' a glass composed of flint and potash. This unaker, no doubt a kind of kaolin (we are told that the... | |
 | Edward Dillon - 1904 - 660 oldal
...merchant, and Thomas Frye, of the parish of West Ham, painter, professed to make porcelain, by mixing with 'an earth the produce of the Cherokee nation in America, called by the natives Unaker,' a glass composed of flint and potash. This unaker, no doubt a kind of kaolin (we are told that the... | |
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The material is an earth, the produce of the Cherokee nation in America, called by the natives unaker. 
