no william its victified , its a brick making process used here in south
jersey(then west) in the making of their bricks
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> Hey, is the word "vitrify" meaning to convert or be converted into glass?
I
> see on the web there are tiles made this way. A similar word - vitrine -
is
> a cabinet with glass on front, sides and top and is familiar to museum
> folks.
>
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> What exactly is the pattern?  What are the period and style of the house?
>
> Carolyn Breedlove
> Kent Plantation House
> Alexandria, LA  71303
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> From: "Jim Schulte" <[log in to unmask]>
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> Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 5:54 PM
> Subject: pattern end brick house
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>
> > OK. Im trying to find pictures of three houses. I'm hoping there a
museum
> > near you. I'm looking for pictures or websites which show me three
homes,
> > two are in Conneticut(Barrington house and Werrington), spelling may be
> off
> > i dont know. Any way these homes have a distinct victrified brick
pattern
> > on the sides. The other home is in Louisiana, name unknown, if anyone
> knows
> > of or has seen them please let me know. If your not sure what I'm
> > specifically looking for email me and ill sent a picture of one
> > Thanks all, Jim
> >
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