Cunynghame, Henry H (Henry Hardinge), Sir, 1848-1935 · London : Methuen · leaf 25
lso that the familiaritywhich he may claim to possess of the techniqueof the art may have helped in places to illuminethe subject, and may induce his readers to viewwith indulgence the errors that no doubt theirvigilance will detect, but which are to some extentinevitable in a subject upon which so… … THE GOLD CUP OF ST. AGNES AT THE BRITISH MUSEUM EUROPEAN ENAMELS CHAPTER IINTRODUCTION IN its widest sense the word enamel includesall sorts of brilliant varnishes, as for instancethose covering baths or bicycles. It is, how-ever, more correctly applied to shining glazes madeof glass, which are…
Enamel and enameling
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