Leonard, Anna B, Robineau, Adelaide Alsop, 1865?-1929 · Syracuse, N.Y. [etc.] : Keramic Studio Publishing Co · leaf 100
tains the metal or toreduce into vapor the chloride of tin and titanium. These two different kinds of deposits should have par-ticular names, in order to avoid the confusion caused atpresent by the application of the term lustres to both of The term glaze should properly be used for the translucent… … HYDRANGEA PANEL—HANNAH OVERBECK them. It is not necessary to create new terms. I willcall metallic iridescence the deposits which are formedin a reducing atmosphere, as this is the name which is gen-erally applied to the iridescent Hispano-Moresque and Italianfaiences. I will call lustres the…
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