A study of compositions and heat treatment for the development of the ox blood red glaze (1915)
Rathfon, William Owen · leaf 39
k spots, no red.Glaze F - Draw trial was a good smooth red.Glaze G - Light red, but a little rough. Since there is practically no difference in compositionbetween Glaze A and Glaze B, except that a little FegOg is present inA, it must be assumed that iron is instrumental in helping the forma-tion… … -16- without having either fritted it altogether or burned it in an oxi-dizing flame. This time a larger kiln, as shown on pagelqwas used,burning with fuel oil. Since this kiln was much more easily con-trolled and the temperature could be raised faster, the resultsshould be better. In this burn…
Glazes · Color in the ceramic industries · Theses
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