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used when a ceramic item has a very thin crack usually caused by aging. Generally does not effect the integrity of the piece and is not a break per se. We always note when the items integrity has been effected and rarely include such items unless they are difficult to obtain in any condition.
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| hairline |
An extremely thin fracture in the pottery, literally no wider than a human hair. Detracts from value.
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| hairline |
A very thin line or gap about the width of a hair or 1/100-inch.
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| hairline |
A line which may or may not be original and generally constitutes a faint thin crack in the bisque.
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