glazes.xml

   1 <glazes
   2     xmlns="tag:fenglich.fastmail.fm,2007:Pottery"
   3     xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"
   4     xmlns:db="http://docbook.org/ns/docbook">
   5     <glaze xml:id="GreenHue"
   6            category="Green"
   7            manufacturer="Potterycrafts Limited"
   8            name="Green Hue"
   9            productID="P2579"/>
  10
  11     <glaze xml:id="FrostedJade"
  12            category="Green"
  13            manufacturer="Potterycrafts Limited"
  14            name="Frosted Jade"
  15            productID="P2540"/>
  16
  17     <glaze xml:id="IntenseBlack"
  18            category="Black"
  19            manufacturer="Potterycrafts Limited"
  20            name="Intense Black"
  21            productID="P3555"/>
  22
  23     <glaze xml:id="WhiteGloss"
  24            category="White"
  25            manufacturer="Potterycrafts Limited"
  26            name="White Gloss"
  27            productID="P3550"/>
  28
  29     <glaze xml:id="SandBrown"
  30            category="Brown"
  31            manufacturer="Potterycrafts Limited"
  32            name="Sand Brown, B/O"
  33            type="BrushOn"
  34            productID="P2845.5"/>
  35
  36     <glaze xml:id="ImagineGreen"
  37            category="Green"
  38            manufacturer="Ceradel"
  39            name="Green, Imagine ELG 80, Vent 230 ML Green"
  40            type="BrushOn"/>
  41
  42     <glaze xml:id="GreyAmaco"
  43            category="Grey"
  44            name="Grey, Sahara Liquid Glazes, HF series"
  45            productID="HF-18"
  46            manufacturer="Amaco"
  47            type="BrushOn"/>
  48
  49     <glaze xml:id="YellowBO"
  50            category="Yellow"
  51            name="Yellow Brush-on glaze"
  52            productID="P2842"
  53            manufacturer="Potterycrafts Limited"
  54            type="BrushOn"/>
  55
  56     <glaze xml:id="AxnerBlackUnderGlazePen"
  57            category="Black"
  58            name="Black underglaze pen"
  59            productID="P4001"
  60            manufacturer="AXNER"
  61            type="BrushOn">
  62            <db:para>Pre-mixed on bottle, to 1280C.</db:para>
  63    </glaze>
  64
  65     <glaze xml:id="Transparent"
  66            category="Colorless"
  67            name="Transparent"
  68            productID="P1091"
  69            manufacturer="Unknown">
  70            <db:para>
  71                Can't be found in Waldermar Ellefesen's price catalog from 2003, nor does the number show up in Potterycrafts' info. Is a porcelain glaze, according to Sissel.</db:para>
  72    </glaze>
  73
  74     <glaze xml:id="TransparentCopperCarbonate"
  75            category="Green"
  76            name="Copper Carbonate oxide in transparent glaze"
  77            manufacturer="Mixture">
  78            <db:para>To 200 ml transparent glaze, P1091, was 20 g Copper carbonate, P3404, added.</db:para>
  79    </glaze>
  80
  81     <glaze xml:id="TransparentYellowStain"
  82            category="Green"
  83            name="Yellow stain in transparent glaze"
  84            manufacturer="Mixture"
  85            >
  86            <db:para>To 200 ml transparent glaze, P1091 was 20 g Canary/Golden Yellow, P4140, added.</db:para>
  87    </glaze>
  88
  89    <glaze xml:id="Chocolate"
  90           category="Black"
  91           name="Black stain in transparent glaze"
  92           manufacturer="Mixture">
  93        <db:para>200 ml transparent glaze, P1091 was 20 g Black stain, P4130, added.</db:para>
  94    </glaze>
  95
  96    <glaze xml:id="GreenHueAndFrostedJade"
  97           category="Green"
  98        name="Green Hue mixed with Frosted jade"
  99        manufacturer="Mixture"
 100        >
 101        <db:para>100 ml Green Hue at gravity 45 mixed with 100 ml Frosted Jade at gravity 44.</db:para>
 102    </glaze>
 103
 104    <glaze xml:id="AmacoWhiteBO"
 105        category="White"
 106        name="White"
 107        productID="HF-11A White"
 108        manufacturer="Amaco"
 109        type="BrushOn">
 110        <db:para>Sahara Liquid Glazes, HF-11 White. Brush-on.</db:para>
 111    </glaze>
 112
 113    <glaze xml:id="AmacoWaxyWhite"
 114        category="White"
 115        name="Waxy White"
 116        productID="HF-17"
 117        manufacturer="Amaco"
 118        type="BrushOn">
 119        <db:para>Sahara Liquid Glazes, HF-17 Waxy White. Brush-on.</db:para>
 120    </glaze>
 121
 122    <glaze xml:id="RedBO"
 123        category="Red"
 124        name="Red brush on"
 125        productID="P2840"
 126        manufacturer="Potterycrafts Limited"
 127        type="BrushOn"/>
 128
 129    <glaze xml:id="TurquoiseBO"
 130        category="Turquoise"
 131        name="Turquoise, Sahara Liquid Series"
 132        productID="HF-26"
 133        type="BrushOn"
 134        manufacturer="Amaco"/>
 135
 136    <glaze xml:id="WhiteBO"
 137        category="White"
 138       name="White Brush-on"
 139       productID="2850.5"
 140       type="BrushOn"
 141       manufacturer="Potterycrafts Limited">
 142       <db:para>Contains ZnO, according to the MSDS, see <db:xref xlink:href="#T244"/>.</db:para>
 143    </glaze>
 144
 145    <glaze xml:id="IndigoBlue"
 146        category="Blue"
 147       name="Indigo Blue"
 148       productID="2844.5"
 149       type="BrushOn"
 150       manufacturer="Potterycrafts Limited"/>
 151
 152    <glaze xml:id="OilSpot"
 153        category="Black"
 154       name="Oil Spot, Potter's Choice Liquid Glazes"
 155       productID="PC-35"
 156       type="BrushOn"
 157       manufacturer="Amaco"/>
 158
 159    <glaze xml:id="TexturedBlue"
 160        category="Blue"
 161       name="Textured Blue, Sahara Liquid Glaze"
 162       productID="HF-22"
 163       type="BrushOn"
 164       manufacturer="Amaco"/>
 165
 166    <glaze xml:id="GoldBrownBO"
 167        category="Brown"
 168       name="Gold Brown Brush-on"
 169       productID="2847.5"
 170       type="BrushOn"
 171       manufacturer="Potterycrafts Limited"/>
 172
 173    <glaze xml:id="VelourBlackBO"
 174        category="Black"
 175       name="Velour Black, V Series, Velvet Underglaze"
 176       productID="V-370"
 177       type="BrushOn"
 178       manufacturer="Amaco"/>
 179
 180    <glaze xml:id="CeradelNoir"
 181        category="Black"
 182       name="Noir, Imagine"
 183       productID="ELG 60"
 184       manufacturer="Ceradel"
 185       type="BrushOn"/>
 186
 187    <glaze xml:id="AmacoWhiteUnderglaze"
 188        category="White"
 189       name="White, V Series, Velvet Underglaze"
 190       productID="V-360"
 191       type="BrushOn"
 192       manufacturer="Ceradel"/>
 193
 194    <glaze xml:id="BlackBO"
 195            category="Black"
 196            manufacturer="Potterycrafts Limited"
 197            name="Black Brush-on"
 198            type="BrushOn"
 199            productID="P2851"/>
 200
 201    <glaze xml:id="LichenGreenBO"
 202            category="Green"
 203            manufacturer="Potterycrafts Limited"
 204            name="Lichen Green"
 205            type="BrushOn"
 206            productID="P2822"/>
 207
 208    <glaze xml:id="OrangeBO"
 209            category="Orange"
 210            manufacturer="Potterycrafts Limited"
 211            name="Orange brush-on"
 212            type="BrushOn"
 213            productID="P2841"/>
 214
 215    <glaze xml:id="JetBlack"
 216            category="Black"
 217            manufacturer="Amaco"
 218            name="Jet Black, Velvet Underglaze, V Series"
 219            type="BrushOn"
 220            productID="V-361"/>
 221
 222    <glaze xml:id="AmacoBrown"
 223            category="Brown"
 224            manufacturer="Amaco"
 225            name="Brown, Sahara Liquid Series, HF-Series"
 226            type="BrushOn"
 227            productID="HF-30"/>
 228
 229    <glaze xml:id="AmacoClear"
 230            category="Colorless"
 231            manufacturer="Amaco"
 232            name="Clear, Sahara Liquid Series, HF-Series"
 233            type="BrushOn"
 234            productID="HF-10"/>
 235
 236    <glaze xml:id="YellowOatMetal"
 237            category="Yellow"
 238            manufacturer="Amaco"
 239            name="Matt Yellow Oat Metal, Sahara Liquid Series, HF-Series"
 240            type="BrushOn"
 241            productID="HF-62"/>
 242
 243    <glaze xml:id="TexturedTan"
 244            category="Brown"
 245            manufacturer="Amaco"
 246            name="Textured Tan, Sahara Liquid Series, HF-Series"
 247            type="BrushOn"
 248            productID="HF-32"/>
 249
 250    <glaze xml:id="AmacoYellow"
 251            category="Yellow"
 252            manufacturer="Amaco"
 253            name="Yellow, Sahara Liquid Series, HF-Series"
 254            type="BrushOn"
 255            productID="HF-60"/>
 256
 257    <glaze xml:id="TransparentBO"
 258            category="Colorless"
 259            manufacturer="Potterycrafts Limited"
 260            name="Transparent brush-on"
 261            type="BrushOn"
 262            productID="P2793"/>
 263
 264    <glaze xml:id="TivoliRed"
 265             category="Red"
 266            manufacturer="Potterycrafts Limited"
 267            name="Tivoli Red"
 268            type="BrushOn"
 269            productID="P2818"/>
 270
 271     <glaze xml:id="AutumnShades"
 272         category="Brown"
 273            manufacturer="Potterycrafts Limited"
 274            name="Autumn Shades"
 275            type="BrushOn"
 276            productID="P2804"/>
 277
 278     <glaze xml:id="CrystalBlue"
 279         category="Blue"
 280            manufacturer="Potterycrafts Limited"
 281            name="Crystal Blue"
 282            type="BrushOn"
 283            productID="P2843"/>
 284
 285     <glaze xml:id="IncorrectBaseLeach"
 286         category="White"
 287           manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 288           name="Incorrect Leach Base Glaze">
 289        <db:para>This mixture is so wrong, alumina as silica.</db:para>
 290        <recipe>
 291            <component idref="FeldsparFFF"           parts="40" replacementFor="CusterFeldspar"/>
 292            <component idref="Alumina"               parts="30" replacementFor="Silica"/>
 293            <component idref="Whiting"               parts="20"/>
 294            <component idref="Flint"                 parts="10" replacementFor="Kaolin"/>
 295        </recipe>
 296
 297    </glaze>
 298
 299    <glaze xml:id="WhiteLeach"
 300           category="White"
 301           manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 302           name="White Leach">
 303        <recipe>
 304            <component idref="FeldsparFFF"           parts="40" replacementFor="CusterFeldspar"/>
 305            <component idref="Alumina"               parts="30" replacementFor="Silica"/>
 306            <component idref="Whiting"               parts="20"/>
 307            <component idref="Flint"                 parts="10" replacementFor="Kaolin"/>
 308            <component idref="ZirconiumOxide"        parts="10"/>
 309        </recipe>
 310    </glaze>
 311
 312    <glaze xml:id="WhiterLeach"
 313           category="White"
 314           manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 315           name="Whiter Leach">
 316
 317        <db:para>This mixture seems so wrong, alumina as silica.</db:para>
 318        <recipe>
 319            <component idref="FeldsparFFF"           parts="40" replacementFor="CusterFeldspar"/>
 320            <component idref="Alumina"               parts="30" replacementFor="Silica"/>
 321            <component idref="Whiting"               parts="20"/>
 322            <component idref="Flint"                 parts="10" replacementFor="Kaolin"/>
 323            <component idref="ZirconiumOxide"        parts="20"/>
 324        </recipe>
 325    </glaze>
 326
 327    <glaze xml:id="BlueWhiterLeach"
 328        category="Blue"
 329           manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 330           name="Blue Whiter Leach">
 331
 332        <db:para>This mixture seems so wrong, alumina as silica. However, one could argue that it's countered a bit by Kaolin being sourced through Flint. Kaolin brings Alumina, but Flint is only Silica.</db:para>
 333        <recipe>
 334            <component idref="FeldsparFFF"           parts="40" replacementFor="CusterFeldspar"/>
 335            <component idref="Alumina"               parts="30" replacementFor="Silica"/>
 336            <component idref="Whiting"               parts="20"/>
 337            <component idref="Flint"                 parts="10" replacementFor="Kaolin"/>
 338            <component idref="ZirconiumOxide"        parts="20"/>
 339            <component idref="CobaltOxide"           parts="1"/>
 340        </recipe>
 341     </glaze>
 342
 343    <glaze xml:id="CandaceBlack"
 344        category="Black"
 345            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 346            name="Candace Black">
 347        <db:para>Candace Black from The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes, p. 127, also listed on p. 76.</db:para>
 348
 349        <recipe>
 350            <component idref="FeldsparFFF"           parts="65" replacementFor="F4Feldspar"/>
 351            <component idref="Whiting"               parts="5"/>
 352            <component idref="Flint"                 parts="20" replacementFor="Silica"/>
 353            <component idref="Alumina"               parts="5" replacementFor="Kaolin"/>
 354            <component idref="Dolomite"              parts="5"/>
 355            <component idref="SyntheticRedIronOxide" parts="5"/>
 356            <component idref="CobaltOxide"           parts="5" replacementFor="CobaltCarbonate"/>
 357        </recipe>
 358     </glaze>
 359
 360    <glaze xml:id="ModifiedTransparentGreen"
 361        category="Green"
 362            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 363            name="Modified Transparent Green">
 364            <db:para>Transparent Green "base" from The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes, p. 98, but Tin Oxide instead of Zinc Oxide.</db:para>
 365
 366            <recipe>
 367                <component idref="CornwallStone"     parts="70"/>
 368                <component idref="Whiting"           parts="10"/>
 369                <component idref="Alumina"           parts="10" replacementFor="GrollegKaolin"/>
 370                <component idref="TinOxide"          parts="10" replacementFor="ZincOxide"/>
 371                <component idref="CopperCarbonate"   parts="4"/>
 372            </recipe>
 373     </glaze>
 374
 375    <glaze xml:id="TransparentGreen"
 376        category="Green"
 377            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 378            name="Transparent Green">
 379            <db:para>Transparent Green "base" from The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes, p. 98. Alumina surely is a poor replacement for Grolleg Kaolin, it's too much Alumina.</db:para>
 380
 381            <recipe>
 382                <component idref="CornwallStone"     parts="70"/>
 383                <component idref="Whiting"           parts="10"/>
 384                <component idref="Alumina"           parts="10" replacementFor="GrollegKaolin"/>
 385                <component idref="TinOxide"          parts="10" replacementFor="ZincOxide"/>
 386                <component idref="CopperCarbonate"   parts="4"/>
 387            </recipe>
 388     </glaze>
 389
 390    <glaze xml:id="WillsOribeAlumina"
 391        category="Green"
 392            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 393            name="Will's Oribe">
 394            <db:para>Will's Oribe from The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes, p. 101. Note that Alumina was chosen as substitute for Kaolin.</db:para>
 395
 396            <recipe>
 397                <component idref="FeldsparFFF"       parts="50" replacementFor="CusterFeldspar"/>
 398                <component idref="Whiting"           parts="15"/>
 399                <component idref="Flint"             parts="30" replacementFor="Silica"/>
 400                <component idref="Alumina"           parts="5" replacementFor="Kaolin"/>
 401                <component idref="CopperCarbonate"   parts="5"/>
 402            </recipe>
 403     </glaze>
 404
 405    <glaze xml:id="ModifiedMamo"
 406        category="White"
 407            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 408            name="Modified Mamo">
 409            <db:para>Mamo from The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes, p. 121. Note that a mistake was done: there was way too much Alumina.</db:para>
 410
 411            <recipe>
 412                <component idref="FeldsparFFF"       parts="25" replacementFor="CusterFeldspar"/>
 413                <component idref="FeldsparFFF"       parts="25" replacementFor="F4Feldspar"/>
 414                <component idref="Whiting"           parts="5"/>
 415                <component idref="Alumina"           parts="10" replacementFor="Kaolin"/>
 416                <component idref="Alumina"           parts="15" replacementFor="CalcinedKaolin"/>
 417                <component idref="Alumina"           parts="10"/>
 418                <component idref="Dolomite"          parts="20"/>
 419            </recipe>
 420     </glaze>
 421
 422    <glaze xml:id="BlueModifiedMamo"
 423        category="Blue"
 424            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 425            name="Blue Modified Mamo">
 426            <db:para>Mamo from The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes, p. 121, with Cobalt. Note that a mistake was done: there was way too much Alumina.</db:para>
 427
 428            <recipe>
 429                <component idref="FeldsparFFF"       parts="25" replacementFor="CusterFeldspar"/>
 430                <component idref="FeldsparFFF"       parts="25" replacementFor="F4Feldspar"/>
 431                <component idref="Whiting"           parts="5"/>
 432                <component idref="Alumina"           parts="10" replacementFor="Kaolin"/>
 433                <component idref="Alumina"           parts="15" replacementFor="CalcinedKaolin"/>
 434                <component idref="Alumina"           parts="10"/>
 435                <component idref="Dolomite"          parts="20"/>
 436                <component idref="CobaltOxide"       parts="2"/>
 437            </recipe>
 438     </glaze>
 439
 440    <glaze xml:id="AmacoRedMatt"
 441        category="Red"
 442            manufacturer="Amaco"
 443            name="Red Matt, Sahara Liquid Series, HF-Series"
 444            type="BrushOn"
 445            productID="HF-58"/>
 446
 447    <glaze xml:id="AmacoHazyPink"
 448        category="Pink"
 449            manufacturer="Amaco"
 450            name="Hazy Pink, Sahara Liquid Series, HF-Series"
 451            type="BrushOn"
 452            productID="HF-52A"/>
 453
 454    <glaze xml:id="AmacoLavender"
 455        category="Turquoise"
 456            manufacturer="Amaco"
 457            name="Lavender, Sahara Liquid Series, HF-Series"
 458            type="BrushOn"
 459            productID="HF-53A"/>
 460
 461    <glaze xml:id="ModifiedMamoRightAlumina"
 462        category="White"
 463            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 464            name="Modified Mamo, Right Alumina">
 465            <db:para>Mamo from The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes, p. 121.</db:para>
 466
 467            <recipe>
 468                <component idref="FeldsparFFF"       parts="25" replacementFor="CusterFeldspar"/>
 469                <component idref="FeldsparFFF"       parts="25" replacementFor="F4Feldspar"/>
 470                <component idref="Whiting"           parts="5"/>
 471                <component idref="Alumina"           parts="10" replacementFor="Kaolin"/>
 472                <component idref="Alumina"           parts="15" replacementFor="CalcinedKaolin"/>
 473                <component idref="Dolomite"          parts="20"/>
 474            </recipe>
 475     </glaze>
 476
 477     <glaze xml:id="TitanedHardingOxblood"
 478        category="Red"
 479            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 480            name="Titaned Harding Oxblood">
 481            <db:para>Harding Oxblood from The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes, p. 91. Mixed up Titanium Dioxide and Tin Oxide. For reduction.</db:para>
 482
 483            <recipe>
 484                <component idref="Flint"             parts="20" replacementFor="Silica"/>
 485                <component idref="FeldsparFFF"       parts="55" replacementFor="NC4Feldspar"/>
 486                <component idref="Whiting"           parts="6"/>
 487                <component idref="FerroFrit"         parts="15"/>
 488                <component idref="ZincOxide"         parts="4"/>
 489                <component idref="TinOxide"          parts="1" replacementFor="TitaniumDioxide"/>
 490                <component idref="CopperCarbonate"   parts="0.5"/>
 491                <component idref="Bentonite"         parts="2"/>
 492            </recipe>
 493     </glaze>
 494
 495     <glaze xml:id="HardingOxblood"
 496        category="Red"
 497            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 498            name="Harding Oxblood">
 499            <db:para>Harding Oxblood from The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes, p. 91. For reduction.</db:para>
 500
 501            <recipe>
 502                <component idref="Flint"             parts="20" replacementFor="Silica"/>
 503                <component idref="FeldsparFFF"       parts="55" replacementFor="NC4Feldspar"/>
 504                <component idref="Whiting"           parts="6"/>
 505                <component idref="FerroFrit"         parts="15"/>
 506                <component idref="ZincOxide"         parts="4"/>
 507                <component idref="TinOxide"          parts="1" replacementFor="TitaniumDioxide"/>
 508                <component idref="CopperCarbonate"   parts="0.5"/>
 509                <component idref="Bentonite"         parts="2"/>
 510            </recipe>
 511     </glaze>
 512
 513     <glaze xml:id="PerfectBlack"
 514         category="Black"
 515            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 516            name="Perfect Black">
 517            <db:para>Perfect Black from The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes, p. 127. For reduction.</db:para>
 518
 519            <recipe>
 520                <component idref="FeldsparFFF"       parts="42" replacementFor="CusterFeldspar"/>
 521                <component idref="Whiting"           parts="13"/>
 522                <component idref="Flint"             parts="22" replacementFor="Silica"/>
 523                <component idref="ChinaClay"         parts="8" replacementFor="Kaolin"/>
 524                <component idref="SodaAsh"           parts="3"/>
 525                <component idref="ZincOxide"         parts="12"/>
 526                <component idref="RedIronOxide"      parts="3"/>
 527                <component idref="CobaltCarbonate"   parts="4"/>
 528                <component idref="ChromeOxide"       parts="1"/>
 529            </recipe>
 530     </glaze>
 531
 532     <!-- We have no samples of this glaze. -->
 533     <glaze xml:id="NewGrassGreen"
 534         category="Green"
 535            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 536            name="New Grass Green">
 537            <db:para>New Grass Green from The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes, p. 102.</db:para>
 538
 539            <recipe>
 540                <component idref="NephelineSyenite"  parts="25" replacementFor="CusterFeldspar"/>
 541                <component idref="CornwallStone"     parts="25"/>
 542                <component idref="Flint"             parts="20" replacementFor="Silica"/>
 543                <component idref="ChinaClay"         parts="7" replacementFor="Kaolin"/>
 544                <component idref="BariumCarbonate"   parts="3"/>
 545                <component idref="Wollastonite"      parts="19"/>
 546                <component idref="LithiumCarbonate"  parts="1"/>
 547                <component idref="ChromeOxide"       parts="2"/>
 548                <component idref="TinOxide"          parts="4"/>
 549                <component idref="Bentonite"         parts="2"/>
 550            </recipe>
 551     </glaze>
 552
 553     <glaze xml:id="HamadaBase"
 554         category="White"
 555            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 556            name="Hamada">
 557            <db:para>Hamada from The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes, p. 61.</db:para>
 558            <db:para><db:date>2008-05-26</db:date> Feldspar FFF is probably a poor replacement for Custer Feldspar, Potash Feldspar would probably be better.</db:para>
 559
 560            <recipe>
 561                <component idref="FeldsparFFF"       parts="50" replacementFor="CusterFeldspar"/>
 562                <component idref="Flint"             parts="30" replacementFor="Silica"/>
 563                <component idref="Whiting"           parts="20"/>
 564            </recipe>
 565     </glaze>
 566
 567     <glaze xml:id="HamadaBase5Talc"
 568         category="White"
 569            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 570            name="Hamada with 5 parts talc">
 571            <db:para>Hamada with 5 parts talc, from The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes, p. 61.</db:para>
 572
 573            <recipe>
 574                <component idref="FeldsparFFF"       parts="50" replacementFor="CusterFeldspar"/>
 575                <component idref="Flint"             parts="30" replacementFor="Silica"/>
 576                <component idref="Whiting"           parts="20"/>
 577                <component idref="Talc"              parts="5"/>
 578            </recipe>
 579     </glaze>
 580
 581     <glaze xml:id="HamadaBase20Talc"
 582         category="White"
 583            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 584            name="Hamada with 20 parts talc">
 585            <db:para>Hamada with 20 parts talc, from The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes, p. 61.</db:para>
 586
 587            <recipe>
 588                <component idref="FeldsparFFF"       parts="50" replacementFor="CusterFeldspar"/>
 589                <component idref="Flint"             parts="30" replacementFor="Silica"/>
 590                <component idref="Whiting"           parts="20"/>
 591                <component idref="Talc"              parts="20"/>
 592            </recipe>
 593     </glaze>
 594
 595     <glaze xml:id="ChromeTransparentGreen"
 596         category="Green"
 597            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 598            name="Chrome Transparent Green">
 599            <db:para>Transparent Green "base" from The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes, p. 101. But instead of Copper Carbonate, Chrome Oxide is used.</db:para>
 600
 601            <recipe>
 602                <component idref="CornwallStone"     parts="70"/>
 603                <component idref="Whiting"           parts="10"/>
 604                <component idref="FeldsparFFF"       parts="10" replacementFor="GrollegKaolin"/>
 605                <component idref="ZincOxide"         parts="10"/>
 606                <component idref="ChromeOxide"       parts="2"/>
 607            </recipe>
 608     </glaze>
 609
 610     <glaze xml:id="ClausCrystalGreenBlack"
 611         category="Green"
 612            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 613            name="Claus' Crystal Green/Black">
 614            <db:para>Green with black crystals, Handbook in Studio Ceramics, p. 184.</db:para>
 615
 616            <recipe>
 617                <component idref="FeldsparSoda"      parts="50"/>
 618                <component idref="ChinaClay"         replacementFor="Kaolin" parts="20"/>
 619                <component idref="Dolomite"          parts="20"/>
 620                <component idref="BoneAsh"           parts="10"/>
 621                <component idref="CopperCarbonate"   parts="3"/>
 622            </recipe>
 623     </glaze>
 624
 625     <glaze xml:id="SatinBase"
 626         category="White"
 627            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 628            name="Satin Base">
 629            <db:para>Satin Base, Handbook in Studio Ceramics,  p. 181. Should be opaque white in reduction.</db:para>
 630
 631            <recipe>
 632                <component idref="ChinaClay"         replacementFor="Kaolin" parts="22"/>
 633                <component idref="FeldsparSoda"      parts="53"/>
 634                <component idref="Dolomite"          parts="22"/>
 635                <component idref="Alumina"           parts="3"/>
 636            </recipe>
 637     </glaze>
 638
 639     <glaze xml:id="GreenBlueSatin"
 640         category="Green"
 641            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 642            name="Green Blue Satin">
 643            <db:para>Satin Base, Handbook in Studio Ceramics,  p. 181 with colorants. I think the colorants are too much, but my weight can't measure smaller amounts. Think they will burn out, or the glaze is unstable.</db:para>
 644
 645            <recipe>
 646                <component idref="ChinaClay"         replacementFor="Kaolin" parts="22"/>
 647                <component idref="FeldsparSoda"      parts="53"/>
 648                <component idref="Dolomite"          parts="22"/>
 649                <component idref="Alumina"           parts="3"/>
 650                <component idref="CobaltOxide"       parts="1"/>
 651                <component idref="ChromeOxide"       parts="3"/>
 652            </recipe>
 653     </glaze>
 654
 655     <glaze xml:id="ModifiedSatinWhite"
 656         category="White"
 657            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 658            name="Satin White">
 659            <db:para>Satin White, from The Glaze Book, p. 183. Has a specified soak time of one hour at 1290 degree Celcius.</db:para>
 660
 661            <db:para>Modified the recipe by replacing the 11 parts of zirconium silicate with 5.5 parts flint, and 5.5 parts zirconium oxide.</db:para>
 662
 663            <recipe>
 664                <component idref="FeldsparFFF"       parts="45"/>
 665                <component idref="Dolomite"          parts="22"/>
 666                <component idref="Flint"             replacementFor="Quartz" parts="16"/>
 667                <component idref="Flint"             replacementFor="ZirconiumSilicate" parts="5.5"/>
 668                <component idref="ZirconiumOxide"    replacementFor="ZirconiumSilicate" parts="5.5"/>
 669                <component idref="ChinaClay"         parts="6"/>
 670            </recipe>
 671     </glaze>
 672
 673     <glaze xml:id="GreenModifiedSatinWhite"
 674         category="Green"
 675            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 676            name="Satin Green">
 677            <db:para><db:xref xlink:href="#ModifiedSatinWhite"/> plus colorants.</db:para>
 678
 679            <recipe>
 680                <component idref="FeldsparFFF"       parts="45"/>
 681                <component idref="Dolomite"          parts="22"/>
 682                <component idref="Flint"             replacementFor="Quartz" parts="16"/>
 683                <component idref="Flint"             replacementFor="ZirconiumSilicate" parts="5.5"/>
 684                <component idref="ZirconiumOxide"    replacementFor="ZirconiumSilicate" parts="5.5"/>
 685                <component idref="ChinaClay"         parts="6"/>
 686                <component idref="ChromeOxide"       parts="1.5"/>
 687                <component idref="CopperCarbonate"   parts="1.5"/>
 688            </recipe>
 689     </glaze>
 690
 691     <glaze xml:id="SatinGlossGreenBlack"
 692         category="Green"
 693            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 694            name="Satin Gloss Green Black">
 695            <db:para>From The Glaze Book, p. 175.</db:para>
 696
 697            <recipe>
 698                <component idref="Flint"             replacementFor="Quartz" parts="41"/>
 699                <component idref="ChinaClay"         parts="35"/>
 700                <component idref="Whiting"           parts="24"/>
 701                <component idref="CopperCarbonate"   parts="3"/>
 702                <component idref="TitaniumDioxide"   parts="2"/>
 703                <component idref="CobaltCarbonate"   parts="2"/>
 704            </recipe>
 705     </glaze>
 706
 707     <glaze xml:id="SatinBase5Zirconium"
 708         category="White"
 709            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 710            name="Satin Base, with 5 parts Zirconium Oxide">
 711            <db:para>Satin Base, Handbook in Studio Ceramics,  p. 181, plus 5 parts Zirconium Oxide.</db:para>
 712
 713            <recipe>
 714                <component idref="ChinaClay"         parts="22" replacementFor="Kaolin"/>
 715                <component idref="FeldsparSoda"      parts="53"/>
 716                <component idref="Dolomite"          parts="22"/>
 717                <component idref="Alumina"           parts="3"/>
 718                <component idref="ZirconiumOxide"    parts="5"/>
 719            </recipe>
 720     </glaze>
 721
 722     <glaze xml:id="BlueFire"
 723         category="Blue"
 724            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 725            name="Blue Fire">
 726            <db:para>Blue, from The Glaze Book, p. 150. For oxidation, soak time 1 h.</db:para>
 727
 728            <recipe>
 729                <component idref="PotashFeldspar"    parts="60"/>
 730                <component idref="Dolomite"          parts="20"/>
 731                <component idref="Flint"             parts="15" replacementFor="Quartz"/>
 732                <component idref="ChinaClay"         parts="5"/>
 733                <component idref="Rutile"            parts="3"/>
 734                <component idref="CobaltOxide"       parts="1"/>
 735            </recipe>
 736     </glaze>
 737
 738     <glaze xml:id="OpaqueGlossWhite"
 739         category="White"
 740            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 741            name="Opaque Gloss White">
 742            <db:para>White, from The Glaze Book, p. 182. For oxidation, soak time 1 h. The base glaze is the same as <db:xref xlink:href="#BlueFire"/>.</db:para>
 743
 744            <recipe>
 745                <component idref="PotashFeldspar"    parts="60"/>
 746                <component idref="Dolomite"          parts="20"/>
 747                <component idref="Flint"             parts="15" replacementFor="Quartz"/>
 748                <component idref="ChinaClay"         parts="5"/>
 749                <component idref="TinOxide"          parts="10"/>
 750            </recipe>
 751     </glaze>
 752
 753     <glaze xml:id="GlossBlackBreakingBrown"
 754         category="Black"
 755            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 756            name="Gloss Black Breaking Brown">
 757            <db:para>From The Glaze Book, p. 185. For oxidation, soak time 1 h.</db:para>
 758
 759            <recipe>
 760                <component idref="Flint"             parts="41" replacementFor="Quartz"/>
 761                <component idref="PotashFeldspar"    parts="34"/>
 762                <component idref="Whiting"           parts="16"/>
 763                <component idref="ChinaClay"         parts="9"/>
 764                <component idref="BlackIronOxide"    parts="10"/>
 765            </recipe>
 766     </glaze>
 767
 768     <glaze xml:id="BlankBaseWithNewGrass"
 769         category="Green"
 770            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 771            name="Blank Base With New Grass">
 772            <db:para>The colorants from New Grass Green, The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes, p. 102. with blank base from Handbook in Studio Ceramics, p. 177, in order to get New Grass Green in temperature suitable for traditional stoneware. According to John Brit(p. 20, Complete Guide) zinc turns chrome dull, so avoid a base that doesn't have that. By mistake I used 5 parts tin oxide, instead of 4.</db:para>
 773
 774            <recipe>
 775                <component idref="FeldsparFFF"       parts="55"/>
 776                <component idref="ChinaClay"         parts="8" replacementFor="Kaolin"/>
 777                <component idref="Flint"             parts="20" replacementFor="Quartz"/>
 778                <component idref="Whiting"           parts="17"/>
 779                <component idref="ChromeOxide"       parts="2"/>
 780                <component idref="TinOxide"          parts="5"/>
 781            </recipe>
 782     </glaze>
 783
 784     <glaze xml:id="GlossRutiledBlue"
 785                 category="Green"
 786            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 787            name="Gloss Rutiled Blue">
 788            <db:para>From The Glaze Book, p. 156. Has a specified soak time of one hour at 1290 degree Celcius. The book says rutile oxide, but since rutile isn't a specific oxide but a mixture of them, I wonder how that makes sense.</db:para>
 789
 790            <recipe>
 791                <component idref="PotashFeldspar"    parts="60"/>
 792                <component idref="Dolomite"          parts="20"/>
 793                <component idref="Flint"             parts="15" replacementFor="Quartz"/>
 794                <component idref="ChinaClay"         parts="5"/>
 795                <component idref="Rutile"            parts="4"/>
 796                <component idref="CobaltOxide"       parts="1"/>
 797            </recipe>
 798     </glaze>
 799
 800     <glaze xml:id="SatinBlack"
 801            category="Black"
 802            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 803            name="Satin Black">
 804            <db:para>From The Glaze Book, p. 185. Has a soak time of one hour at 1290 degree Celcius.</db:para>
 805
 806            <recipe>
 807                <component idref="Flint"                 parts="41" replacementFor="Quartz"/>
 808                <component idref="PotashFeldspar"        parts="34"/>
 809                <component idref="Whiting"               parts="16"/>
 810                <component idref="ChinaClay"             parts="9"/>
 811                <component idref="SyntheticRedIronOxide" parts="12" replacementFor="RedIronOxide"/>
 812            </recipe>
 813     </glaze>
 814
 815     <glaze xml:id="DaphnesBlack"
 816            category="Black"
 817            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 818            name="Daphne's Black">
 819         <db:para>Daphne's Black, from The Complete Guide To High-Fire Glazes, p. 126.</db:para>
 820
 821            <recipe>
 822                <component idref="FeldsparSoda"          parts="65" replacementFor="F4Feldspar"/>
 823                <component idref="Whiting"               parts="5"/>
 824                <component idref="Flint"                 parts="20" replacementFor="Silica"/>
 825                <component idref="ChinaClay"             parts="5" replacementFor="Kaolin"/>
 826                <component idref="Dolomite"              parts="5"/>
 827                <component idref="SyntheticRedIronOxide" parts="5" replacementFor="RedIronOxide"/>
 828                <component idref="CobaltCarbonate"       parts="3"/>
 829            </recipe>
 830     </glaze>
 831
 832     <glaze xml:id="MarketBlue"
 833            category="Blue"
 834            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 835            name="Market Blue">
 836         <db:para>From The Complete Guide To High-Fire Glazes, p. 108.</db:para>
 837
 838        <recipe>
 839            <component idref="PotashFeldspar"        parts="50" replacementFor="CusterFeldspar"/>
 840            <component idref="Whiting"               parts="4"/>
 841            <component idref="ChinaClay"             parts="24" replacementFor="Kaolin"/>
 842            <component idref="Dolomite"              parts="22"/>
 843            <component idref="CobaltCarbonate"       parts="0.5"/>
 844        </recipe>
 845     </glaze>
 846
 847     <glaze xml:id="PotashFeldsparGlaze"
 848            category="White"
 849            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 850            name="Potash Feldspar">
 851        <db:para>Only Potash Feldspar.</db:para>
 852
 853        <recipe>
 854            <component idref="PotashFeldspar"        parts="100"/>
 855        </recipe>
 856     </glaze>
 857
 858     <glaze xml:id="NephelineSyeniteGlaze"
 859            category="White"
 860            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 861            name="Nepheline Syenite">
 862        <db:para>Only Nepheline Syenite.</db:para>
 863
 864        <recipe>
 865            <component idref="NephelineSyenite"      parts="100"/>
 866        </recipe>
 867     </glaze>
 868
 869     <glaze xml:id="SodaFeldsparGlaze"
 870            category="White"
 871            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 872            name="Soda Feldspar Glaze">
 873        <db:para>Only Soda Feldspar.</db:para>
 874
 875        <recipe>
 876            <component idref="FeldsparSoda"          parts="100"/>
 877        </recipe>
 878     </glaze>
 879
 880     <glaze xml:id="ChineseCrackle"
 881            category="White"
 882            manufacturer="Frans Englich"
 883            name="Chinese Crackle">
 884            <db:para>From The Complete Guide To High-Fire Glazes, p. 62. The
 885                recipe uses Zirconium Oxide as replacement for Zircopax. The
 886                latter is a Zirconium Silicate, so this recipe should be whiter and have
 887                less silica than the original.</db:para>
 888
 889        <recipe>
 890            <component idref="PotashFeldspar"        parts="83" replacementFor="CusterFeldspar"/>
 891            <component idref="Flint"                 parts="8" replacementFor="Silica"/>
 892            <component idref="Whiting"               parts="9"/>
 893            <component idref="ZirconiumOxide"        parts="10" replacementFor="Zircopax"/>
 894        </recipe>
 895     </glaze>
 896
 897 </glazes>
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