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Orange - P34F

SIGLO XVIII colouring.
Especially studied for typical decoration of XVIIIth century.

The fondant is already included in the mix.

Appliance with brush or in serigraphy

Firing température 950-1200°C

Formula: Ti-Cr-Sb

COLORANT SIGLO ORANGE P190F

Orange - P190F

SIGLO XVIII colouring.
Especially studied for typical decoration of XVIIIth century. The fondant is already included in the mix. Appliance with brush or in serigraphy

GLAZE LUSTRER N3320 M/4 BRIGHT BLACK

Bright black

Ref : N3320M/4

Lustrer glazes with lead

Advice :

Temperature of firing : 980-990°C

Mentions :

Presence of lead. Use only for decorative products

Copper red N3035

Lustre glazes with lead

Advice :

Temperature of firing : 980-990°C

Mentions :

Presence of lead. Use only for decorative products

Sunny deep orange M7514

Cadmium glaze with lead
Temperature of firing 960-1050°C

British Imperial Porcelain in Micronized Powder for Casting - IMPPOC

Price shown per kilo

GLAZE GE314 BLUE COBALT TRANSPARENT. BIG THICKNESS. WITH LEAD

Blue cobalt

Ref : GE314

Transparent glazes "big thickness" with lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

GLAZE GE313 BLUE ELECTRIC TRANSPARENT. BIG THICKNESS. WITH LEAD

Glaze Blue electric 

Ref : GE313

Transparent glazes "big thickness" with lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

GLAZE GE312 BLUE SKY TRANSPARENT. BIG THICKNESS. WITH LEAD

Glaze Blue sky

Ref : GE312

Transparent glazes "big thickness" with lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

GLAZE GE311 GREEN BOTTLE TRANSPARENT. BIG THICKNESS. WITH LEAD

Ceramic glaze Green bottle

Ref : GE311

Transparent glazes "big thickness" with lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

GLAZE GE310 GREEN GRASS TRANSPARENT. BIG THICHNESS. WITH LEAD

Green grass

Ref : GE310

Transparent glazes "big thickness" with lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C