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Painting on glass and porcelain, and enamel painting : a complete introduction to the preparation of all the colours and fluxes used for painting on glass, porcelain, enamel, faience and stoneware ... (1897)

Hermann, Felix · London : Scott, Greenwood · leaf 294

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on isshown, this form being, on account of its capacity, still ingeneral use. i lis db kind of mortar with a conical projection (a) risingfrom the centre of the base and thereby forming a roundedannular channel in which rotates a cylinder {b b, c c), thelower part of which is rounded to fit the… … Fig. 18. The colours may be brought into the finest state ofdivision by grinding on quadrilateral glass plates ; therubbers or runners being made of porcelain or very hardglass. Soft glass is unsuitable by reason of its liability toerosion, whereby particles of glass find their way into thecolour…

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