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Finished products, adjusting to them the painting, or they ordered items,Meaning a list plan. But there is no doubt that in a XVIII-th century the size, the form,
The material and list of items were considered as a uniform plan. This unity of design did desirable connection in one workshop of all Consecutive stages of production. After all the practical
Embodiment planned and quality of the future item begin already on the starting
Operations - selection, crushing and mixing of used materials, and The list and polishing only finish process. Certainly, this in itself not
Could prevent the potter and to its journeymen to execute in the workshop all
Operations serially, but were the advantages in a division of labour on Consecutive stages. In particular, some stages required it Skill, than others, also would be squandering to use the skilful Workers there where was enough less qualified. Furthermore Some operations, such as crushing and mixing of materials, is better Was to execute by means of the systems set in motion by a water-mill
(Before occurrence of the steam engine), and already one it hardly distinguished the potter's
Business from weaver's where the weaver himself played a role of a power drive. In a word, to 1787
To year in Steffordshire already there was a set of small ceramic factories;
Each of two hundreds masters of a pottery employed on the average on one hundred
Workers p. 353, "Ceramics from the Fifteenth Century to the Rise of the Staffordshire Potteries ", A., N. L. Clow, chap. 11 and A History of Technology. Already to a wide circulation of engine Uatta ceramics production It has been transferred from small workshops under roofs of factories.
Dzhoshua Vedzhvud was the trailblazer here. In Etruria it has divided the factory on
- on types of made items, and in each shop workers have been distributed On set of specialities. It and N.L.Klou as follows describe Division of labour in Etruria: Gradual multiplication of number of the processes claimed for production
Ceramics, conducted, as well as in other branches, to an essential division of labour.
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