Windows; a book about stained & painted glass (1897)
Day, Lewis Foreman, 1845-1910 · London, B. T. Batsford · leaf 122
got in a well-selected piece ofpot-metal. Should a tint be required which thepalette of the glazier does not supply it maysometimes be obtained by leading up two thick-nesses of glass together. This expedient iscalled plating. There are two very workmanlike ways inwhich white and colour may be… … 97 THE RESOURCES OF THE GLASS PAINTER. tediously abraded) ; and so a pattern of white may be traced upona ground of blue, for example, or, as is more common, ruby. A piece of white or pale coloured glass may further be stained,but only, so far, of one colour, yellow. The window oppositeis all in…
Glass painting and staining
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