The Laboratory; Or, School of Arts: Containing a Large Collection of Valuable Secrets, Experiments, and Manual Operations in Arts and Manufactures, Highly Useful to Gilders, Jewellers, Enamellers, Goldsmiths, Dyers, Cutlers, Pewterers, Joiners, Japanners, Book-binders ...

C. Whittingham, 1799

i	1

PART II	28

To take a perfect copy of any print drawing or picture	36

Another device for small painted pictures	37

Of the various kinds of flowered silk	43

Patterns for embroidery	50

PART III	58

Ilow to make size and to prime cloth for painting upon	64

June	158

July	159

August	161

PART VIII	165

A person in a room apparently to sink down in the ground	171

To make a dioptrical chest at a small expence wherein	176

The manner of distilling brandy and other liquors	182

To extract the quintessence out of roses	189

Metals	70

Approved methods of painting in watercolours	77

PART IV	83

PART VI	109

PROBLEM III	111

PROBLEM XII	117

PROBLEM	119

PROBLEM XV	121

Of painting sundials	122

PART VII	127

Kitchengarden throughout every month in the year 127 Fruitgarden January ib February	129

April	130

May	133

June	135

July	136

August	137

September	138

October	139

November	140

December	141

Flowergarden	143

January ib February	144

March	145

April	146

May	147

June	148

July	150

August	152

September ib October	153

Kitchengarden January	154

February	155

March ib April	156

May	157

How to make a yellow colour	196

Receipt for ordinary sweetmarjoram water	201

Receipt for six quarts of simple gunshotwater	207

Of seeds	214

Of celeryseed and how to distil celerywater	220

red ratifia and the ingredients for making it	226

An excellent ratifia of seeds	232

Of syrups	236

floats and baits	246

Modern Catalogue of Flies Number I	295

August	301

August	307

PART XI	313

A list of the most celebrated painters 3	319

Stilllife	327

engraving and etching	333

Extract from a French treatise on the art of catching	339

breaking nightingales	346

make nightingales resort to places unfrequented	352

Of the diseases and cure of canarybirds	360

Concluding observations	366

PART XIII	396

An ointment to remove the hair from the body	405

Another	411

make various things in imitation of amber	417

How to paint upon satin	423

purple	424

To render silk stuffs transparent after the Chinese man	430

An inkstone with which inkstands may be made	436

To whiten copper so as to make very fine figures with it	438

A varnish to gild with without gold	444

Another blue very like ultramarine	450

Título	The Laboratory; Or, School of Arts: Containing a Large Collection of Valuable Secrets, Experiments, and Manual Operations in Arts and Manufactures, Highly Useful to Gilders, Jewellers, Enamellers, Goldsmiths, Dyers, Cutlers, Pewterers, Joiners, Japanners, Book-binders ... Volume 1 de The Laboratory; Or, School of Arts: Containing a Large Collection of Valuable Secrets, Experiments, and Manual Operations in Arts and Manufactures, Highly Useful to Gilders, Jewellers, Enamellers, Goldsmiths, Dyers, Cutlers, Pewterers, Joiners, Japanners, Book-binders, George Smith
Compilado por	George Smith
Edição	6
Editora	C. Whittingham, 1799
Original de	Harvard University
Digitalizado	5 jan. 2009

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