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Hessian Crucible

A triangular-shaped crucible, made from the best fire-clay and coarse sand. They are a cheap kind, and come in nests of sizes from 2 to 8 inches high. They are usually for experimental purposes, and seldom last but once. See CRUCIBLE.

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