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Page 40
... blue and white ) find their way to Eng- land . The impression made by the blue and white translucent pottery must have been very strong upon peoples accustomed only to comparatively crude earthenwares , and although at- tempts to ...
... blue and white ) find their way to Eng- land . The impression made by the blue and white translucent pottery must have been very strong upon peoples accustomed only to comparatively crude earthenwares , and although at- tempts to ...
Page 129
... blue may be obtained by mixing oxides of iron , manganese and zinc with black cobalt . Zinc makes a bright blue , iron gives a brownish or greenish hue according to the degree of oxidation or reduction , and manganese introduces a ...
... blue may be obtained by mixing oxides of iron , manganese and zinc with black cobalt . Zinc makes a bright blue , iron gives a brownish or greenish hue according to the degree of oxidation or reduction , and manganese introduces a ...
Page 174
... blue ( Ruli ) Feldspar Grey- Blue 8-9 Cone 8 glaze 80 blue Cobalt nitrate 0.2 Kawai's Yellow Feldspar 20 Cone 8 glaze 78 Yellow Uran- 888828 Yellow Grey to black 8-9 Old Seto Yellow Feldspar Medium ash Cone 8 glaze Ochre Stoneware ...
... blue ( Ruli ) Feldspar Grey- Blue 8-9 Cone 8 glaze 80 blue Cobalt nitrate 0.2 Kawai's Yellow Feldspar 20 Cone 8 glaze 78 Yellow Uran- 888828 Yellow Grey to black 8-9 Old Seto Yellow Feldspar Medium ash Cone 8 glaze Ochre Stoneware ...
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