Charles F. Binns
American potter
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Charles F. Binns was a prominent figure in American pottery, serving as the director of the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred, New York. He hailed from an English family with a long history in porcelain manufacturing, having held a supervisory role at Worcester. Binns's expertise and leadership were instrumental in advancing ceramic education and practice in the United States, contributing to a more scientific basis for the pottery industry.1
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