Hard Glaze.—
Feldspar18 parts
Cornwall stone 3 1/2 parts
Whiting 1 1/2 parts
Oxide of zinc 1 1/2 parts
Plaster of Paris   3/4 part

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Soft Glaze.—
White lead13 parts
Feldspar20 parts
Oxide of zinc 3 parts
Plaster of Paris 1 part
Flint glass13 parts
Cornwall stone 3 1/2 parts
Paris white 1 1/4 parts

Where clay is used that will stand a very high fire, the white lead and glass may be left out. A wire brush should now be used to remove all superfluous glaze, etc., from the sides and ends of the brick, which is then ready for the kiln. In placing, set the bricks face to face, about an inch space being left between the two glazed faces. All the mixtures, after being mixed with water to the consistency of cream, must be passed 2 or 3 times through a very fine lawn. The kiln must not be opened till perfectly cold.

Process For Colored Glazes.
Preparation Of Colors.
Turquoise.—
Oxide of zinc 8 parts
Oxide of cobalt 1 1/4 parts
Grass Green.—
Oxide of chrome 6 parts
Flint 1 part
Oxide of copper   1/2 part
Royal Blue.—
Pure alumina20 parts
Oxide of zinc 8 parts
Oxide of cobalt 4 parts
Mazarine Blue.—
Oxide of cobalt10 parts
Paris white 9 parts
Sulphate barytes 1 part
Red Brown.—
Oxide of zinc40 parts
Crocus of martis 6 parts
Oxide of chrome 6 parts
Red lead 5 parts
Boracic acid 5 parts
Red oxide of iron 1 part
Orange.—
Pure alumina 5 parts
Oxide of zinc 2 parts
Bichromate of potash 1 part
Iron scale   1/2 part
Claret Brown.—
Bichromate of potash 2 parts
Flint 2 parts
Oxide of zinc 1 part
Iron scale 1 part
Blue Green.—
Oxide of chrome 6 parts
Flint 2 parts
Oxide of cobalt   3/4 part
Sky Blue.—
Flint 9 parts
Oxide of zinc13 parts
Cobalt 2 1/2 parts
Phosphate soda 1 part
Chrome Green.—
Oxide of chrome 3 parts
Oxide of copper 1 part
Carbonate of cobalt 1 part
Oxide of cobalt 2 parts
Olive.—
Oxide of chrome 3 parts
Oxide of zinc 2 parts
Flint 5 parts
Oxide of cobalt 1 part
Blood Red.—
Oxide of zinc30 parts
Crocus martis 7 parts
Oxide of chrome 7 parts
Litharge 5 parts
Borax 5 parts
Red oxide of iron 2 parts
Black.—
Chromate of iron24 parts
Oxide of nickel 2 parts
Oxide of tin 2 parts
Oxide of cobalt 5 parts
Imperial Blue.—
Oxide of cobalt10 parts
Black color 1 1/2 parts
Paris white 7 1/2 parts
Flint 2 1/2 parts
Carbonate of soda 1 part
Mahogany.—
Chromate of iron30 parts
Oxide of manganese20 parts
Oxide of zinc12 parts
Oxide of tin 4 parts
Crocus martis 2 parts
Gordon Green.—
Oxide of chrome12 parts
Paris white 8 parts
Bichromate of potash 4 1/2 parts
Oxide of cobalt   3/4 part
Violet.—
Oxide of cobalt 2 1/2 parts
Oxide of manganese 4 parts
Oxide of zinc 8 parts
Cornwall stone 8 parts
Lavender.—
Calcined oxide of zinc 5 parts
Carbonate of cobalt   3/4 part
Oxide of nickel   1/4 part
Paris white 1 part
Brown.—
Manganese 4 parts
Oxide of chrome 2 parts
Oxide of zinc 4 parts
Sulphate barytes 2 parts
Dove.—
Oxide of nickel 7 parts
Oxide of cobalt 2 parts
Oxide of chrome 1 part
Oxide of flint18 parts
Paris white 3 parts
Yellow Green.—
Flint 6 parts
Paris white 4 parts
Bichromate of potash 4 1/2 parts
Red lead 2 parts
Fluorspar 2 parts
Plaster of Paris 1 1/2 parts
Oxide of copper   1/2 part

Bodies Requiring No Stain:

Ivory.—
Cane marl16 parts
Ball clay12 parts
Feldspar 8 parts
China clay 6 parts
Flint 4 parts
Cream.—
Ball clay22 parts
China clay 5 1/2 parts
Flint 5 parts
Feldspar 3 1/2 parts
Cane marl12 parts
Black.—
Ball clay120 parts
Ground ocher120 parts
Ground manganese 35 parts
Buff.—
Ball clay12 parts
China clay10 parts
Feldspar 8 parts
Bull fire clay16 parts
Yellow ocher 3 parts
Drab.—
Cane marl30 parts
Ball clay10 parts
Stone 7 parts
Feldspar 4 parts
Brown.—
Red marl50 parts
China clay 7 parts
Ground manganese 6 parts
Feldspar 3 parts
In making mazarine blue glazed bricks use the white body and stain the glaze only.
Mazarine blue 1 part
Glaze 7 parts

For royal blue use 1 part stain to 6 parts white body, and glaze unstained.