A study of compositions and heat treatment for the development of the ox blood red glaze (1915)
Rathfon, William Owen · leaf 35
laked to some extent. To avoid beading and flaking,the same glazes were remade, using only .05 equivalent of raw clay,introduced as English China clay, and an addition of 2% of raw borax.These were burned in the gas kiln under steadily oxidizing conditionsto cone 6. As a result all produced smooth,… … -14- to obtain as violent reduction as possible. The burningrecord is shown on the preceding page, and illustrates how threedistinct methods of reduction were tried: one at 900°C, one at 950°Cand one at 1000°C. RESULTS OF BURN THREEDraw 1, was glaze G, one of the blood red Chinese glazeshaving the…
Glazes · Color in the ceramic industries · Theses
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