i ;o At Meissen and at Berlin an endeavor lias been made to shorten this operation, at least for the bands on plates, by put¬ ting the piece in a lathe, in such manner that the piece revolves under the burnisher, which is held by the workman. In the accompanying figure we give an idea of the… … Chuck for holding P/ate While Burnishing Printing in Colors and in Gold. This process, which consisted in transferring prints made in verifiable colors on engraved plates, was tried in England, first at Liverpool and then, about 1751, at Worcester, at the norcelain works established by Dr Wales. It…
Color in the ceramic industries · Coloring matter · Glazes · Slips (Ceramics)
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