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china painter instruction book, The (1914)

Thayer & Chandler (Chicago, Ill.) · The Company · leaf 39

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he glass fibresas they would ruin the decorations. The beauty of the un-burnished gold will be destroyed by moisture from thefingers. If sand is used, moisten a soft cloth with water,and after dipping it in sand, rub the gold gently. Afterthe gold is polished, the china can be washed. The chinais… … LUSTRES Cleanliness is one of the first requisites for success inusing lustres. The brushes should be cleansed with Gold-Essence or Alcohol from all traces of one color before usinganother, and should not be allowed to dry containing anycolor. The corks should never be changed from one vialto…

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