Identifier: keramicstud1319111912leon (find matches)
Title: Keramic studio
Year: 1899 (1890s)
Authors: Leonard, Anna B Robineau, Adelaide Alsop, 1865?-1929
Subjects: Pottery Decoration and ornament
Publisher: Syracuse, N.Y. (etc.) : Keramic Studio Publishing Co
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Smithsonian Libraries

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Fig. 5—Letter etched KERAMIC STUDIO 5t
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MAY APPLE—EDNA S. CAVE FIRST Firing—Outline design with Grey for Flesh. Paint little Grey for Flesh. Centre with Yellow. Strengthenleaves with Apple Green, Shading Green and a little leaves where necessary.Violet. Second Firing—Shade blossoms with Yellow and a Third Firing—Background with Violet and Apple Green. 52 KERAMIC STUDIO silver to oxidize and tarnish. From 5 to 7; per cent, of sil-ver added to the gold gives it a yellow tone. If a red goldis required 5% of red oxide of iron, and 3;% of purple of Cas-sius can be mixed with it. A green gold or gold bronze canbe made by mixing 5% of oxide of chrome, and 10% of silver.If the silver cannot be- obtained in powder form, or is notsufficiently fine, it may be prepared by dissolving a silvercoin, or any piece of pure silver in nitric acid, mixed with two-thirds its weight in water. It will be found a curious fact (by those who are notchemists) that pure nitric acid will not dissolve silver, butthat acid considerably diluted wit

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