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Henley's Twentieth Century Formulas, Recipes and Processes · Gardner Dexter Hiscox — chapter 106 of 563 · ~211 words · public domain

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Cane marl 15 parts Ball clay 15 parts China clay 5 parts Stained with turquoise stain.

«COLORED GLAZES FOR POTTERY:»

«Blue.»—

White glaze 100 parts Oxide of cobalt 3 parts Red lead 10 parts Flowing blue 3 parts Enamel blue 3 parts

Grind.

«Pink.»—

White glaze 100 parts Red lead 8 parts Marone pink U. G. 8 parts Enamel red 3 parts

Grind.

«Buff.»—

White glaze 100 parts Red lead 10 parts Buff color 8 parts

Grind.

«Ivory.»—

White glaze 100 parts Red lead 8 parts Enamel amber 8 parts Yellow underglaze 2 parts

Grind.

«Turquoise.»—

White glaze 100 parts Red lead 10 parts Carbonate of soda 5 parts Enamel blue 4 parts Malachite, 110 4 parts

Grind.

«Yellow.»—

I.—White glaze 100 parts Red lead 10 parts Oxide of uranium 8 parts

Grind.

II.—Dried flint 5 parts Cornwall stone 15 parts Litharge 50 parts Yellow underglaze 4 parts

Grind.

«Green.»—

I.—Oxide of copper 8 parts Flint of glass 3 parts Flint 1 part Red lead 6 parts

Grind, then take:

Of above 1 part White glaze 6 parts

Or stronger as required.

II.—Red lead 60 parts Stone 24 parts Flint 12 parts Flint glass 12 parts China clay 3 parts Calcined oxide of copper 14 parts Oxide of cobalt 1⁠/⁠4 part

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