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lustring
▪ I. lustring, n. Obs. exc. arch. (ˈlʌstrɪŋ) (See also lutestring2.) [Alteration of F. lustrine (see prec.), It. lustrino, as if f. lustre n.1 + -ing1 or -ing3.] A glossy silk fabric. Also attrib.1697 Lond. Gaz. No. 3262/4 The Royal Lustring Company of England do give notice, that..their Ware-house.... Oxford English Dictionary
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William Lewen
Career By 1696, Lewen was deputy-governor of the Royal Lustring Company. wikipedia.org
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lutestring
lutestring2 (ˈl(j)uːtstrɪŋ) [App. an alteration of lustring (which, however, appears later in our quots.), assimilated to prec.] A kind of glossy silk fabric; a dress or a ribbon of this material.1661 Pepys Diary 18 Feb., We went to a mercer's..and there she bought a suit of Lutestring for herself. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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William Ashhurst
He served on several drafting committees and was concerned with a bill to encourage the Royal Lustring Company, He was a colonel of the White regiment wikipedia.org
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lustre
▪ I. lustre, n.1 (ˈlʌstə(r)) Also 6 Sc. lustir, 6– (now U.S.) luster. [a. F. lustre masc., = Sp., Pg. lustre, It. lustro, Rumanian lustru; a Com. Rom. vbl. n. f. L. lūstrāre to illumine, prob. repr. an earlier *lūc-strāre f. lūc-, lūx light.] 1. a. The quality or condition of shining by reflected li... Oxford English Dictionary
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Lustreware
Depending on the concentration of gold in the lustring compound and the under slip on which it was applied, a range of colours could be achieved, from wikipedia.org
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back-head
back-head (ˈbækˈhɛd) [f. back a. + head.] a. False hair worn at the back of the head; chignon. b. Back part of the head.1731 Gentl. Mag. I. 531 Dresses youthfully, wears back⁓heads. 1754 Richardson Grandison vii. 223 (D.) Her pale pink lustring and back-head. 1836 A. Walker Beauty Wom. 381 If the fo... Oxford English Dictionary
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The System or Theory of the Trade of the World
At the time of its publication, in fact, the Royal Lustring Company had lost its own charter amid scandal, after having operated for the previous 23 years wikipedia.org
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delustre
delustre, v. (diːˈlʌstə(r)) Also (U.S.) -luster. [f. de- II. 2 + lustre n.1] trans. Of textiles: to deprive of lustre or sheen. So deˈlustring vbl. n., deˈlustred ppl. a.1927 Rayon Jrnl. Apr. 13 (title) Delustering Rayon. Ibid. 13/1 The methods of delustering Rayon may be classified into three group... Oxford English Dictionary
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shimmer
▪ I. shimmer, n.1 (ˈʃɪmə(r)) [f. shimmer v.1 Cf. LG. schemmer, NFris. skimer, G. schimmer, Sw. skimmer.] A shimmering light or glow; a subdued tremulous light.1821 Scott Kenilw. vi, Two silver lamps, fed with perfumed oil, diffused..a trembling twilight-seeming shimmer through the quiet apartment. 1... Oxford English Dictionary
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List of Acts of the Parliament of England, 1700–1706
|note4= }} | {{|Royal Lustring Company Act 1706|public|3|note2=Ruffhead c. 20|27-03-1707|repealed=y|archived=n|An Act for the better Encouragement of the Royal Lustring Company. wikipedia.org
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scarf
▪ I. scarf, n.1 (skɑːf) Pl. scarfs, scarves. Forms: 6–7 scarfe, scarff(e, scarph(e, skarf(e, 7 skarffe, 6– scarf. [Of obscure history; not recorded before the middle of the 16th c., but prob. a. ONF. escarpe = Central OF. escharpe, mod.F. écharpe sash, sling for a wounded arm, etc. (whence It. sciar... Oxford English Dictionary
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List of Acts of the Parliament of England, 1690–1699
|note4= }} | {{|Lustrings Act 1697|public|43|05-07-1698|repealed=y|archived=n|An Act for the better Incouragement of the Royal Lustring Company and the wikipedia.org
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