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MUTEII, Ph.D., P.C.S.Published by BAILLIERE, TINDALL & Cox, King William Street, Strand, W.CTHE ANALYST,THE ANGLO-AMERICAN TIN STAIMPltVG COMPANY, LIMITEDSTOU3XPORT, bVORCE STERSHXRE.YANUFACTWERS OF IAIPROIEDSEAMLESS, PLAIN, RETINNED, AND JAPANNED WARE,STRAIGHTEEEP MILK PAN,DISH PAN.ngland producingtterns of StampedWare by American Machinery.AlsoMOTTLEDSAUCEPAN.Sole Licencees, under Letters Patent of August 7th. 1877, for tho i\lanuiacture of WROUGHT-IRONENAMELLED WARE in the United Kingdom.ROUND DEEPFLARING UDDING PAN.WASH BASIN.MILK PAN.THE ANULO-.4lIERICAN ENAMELLED WARE is a NEW article of Enamelled Wrought-Iiwn Hollow-ware, differinn fmmhimilar articles manufactured in Europe in thc teiiacity with which the enamel clinga to the iron upon which i t is fueed;Oiu thebrilliancy of its glaze; in tho beauty of its oninmentation, due to the colouiing oxide supplieJ by the iron body which i n theennmelling process is nbsorlwd by the glaze and distributed through i t in greet variety of curious aud mttmtive’foms ; in thethinness of the enamel, which insures its clasticity, whereby i t tho better resists fracture ; in the absolute put-itv and Itnnn-Zevaness of the enmmel ingredients ; in its perfect insolubility under any action of heat, acid, or water, in culinary op.ations,which insures ITS ADSOLUTE SAFETY IN USE, a8 the following certificate will testify :-[COPY] JOHNSON, MATTHEY 8; CO., Assayers and Me’ters to the Bnnk of England Her Majesty’s Mint &cAssay Offlces and Ore Floors: Hattoii Guden, Lohod, E.C.CERTIFICATE OF ASSAY.February 8th, 1879.We examined the sample ENAMELLED PANS FOR EXAXINATION AND ANALYSIS, marked as under, and 6nd thefoliomiiq to be the result:The pieces of cnamcl consist of n silicate of S?da, Alumiua, and Lime; entirely free from Antimony and Lend.Theeuamcl, as set upon the pang, confirms our experiments Kith the sample of enamel itself received separably. 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