KAOLIN

Pears Shilling Cyclopedia · 1898 · p. 78
is the Chinese name for porcelain clay, i.e. decomposed granite. Deposits of it in Saxony and Limous in gave rise to the China industries of Dresden and Limoges. The ‘Potteries’ district of England draws its clay from the decayed granite of Devon and Cornwall, especially from St. A us tell.
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