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smalt
smalt, n. (and a.) (smɔːlt) Also 6, 8 smalte, 7 smault(e. [a. F. smalt (cf. Du. smalt, G. schmalte), ad. It. smalto smalto.] 1. a. A species of glass, usually coloured a deep blue by oxide of cobalt, etc., and after cooling finely pulverized for use as a pigment or colouring matter.1558 W. Warde tr.... Oxford English Dictionary
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Zaffre
During the Victorian Era, zaffre was used to prepare smalt and to stain glass blue. wikipedia.org
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smaltite
ˈsmaltite Min. [f. smalt + -ite1 2 b.] = prec.1868 Dana Min. 71 Cobaltite..and smaltite afford the greater part of the smalt of commerce. 1875 Encycl. Brit. II. 635/1 The ores employed in the metallurgy of arsenic are..arsenical pyrites, smaltite, and cobaltite. Oxford English Dictionary
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Smaltite
Beudant in 1832 because the mineral was used in the preparation of smalt for producing a blue color in porcelain and glass. wikipedia.org
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smalts
smalts (smɔːlts) [app. the plural of smalt taken as a sing.] = smalt n. 1.1610 W. Folkingham Art Surv. ii. vi. 57 Pasture would be put into a deeper Greene made of the mixture of Azure and Smalts with Pincke. 1669 Sturmy Mar. Mag. vii. xxxiv. 49 With Blew Smalts strew very thick the Border while it ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Powder blue
Smalt has a deep, dark blue hue, but powder blue nowadays is a pale cobalt blue as illustrated by the examples below, which show powder blue as defined See also List of colors References External links Smalt at Web Exhibits' Pigments Through the Ages Shades of blue wikipedia.org
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smaltine
smaltine Min. (ˈsmɔːltaɪn) [f. smalt n. + -ine5.] Tin-white cobalt.1837 Dana Min. 402 Smaltine usually occurs in veins, accompanying other ores of cobalt and ores of silver and copper. 1877 Encycl. Brit. VI. 81 Smaltine or speiss cobalt, an arsenide of the isomorphous bases, cobalt, nickel, and iron... Oxford English Dictionary
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Cobalt glass
In paintings, smalt has a tendency to lose its color over a long period, and is little used today. In England and Scotland, smalt was added to laundry starch. wikipedia.org
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zaffer
zaffre, zaffer (ˈzæfə(r)) Also (7 zaphara, saffera), 9 saffre, saffer, (zaffira, suphara). [ad. It. zaffera (Neri) or F. zafre, safre (12–13th c.); cf. Sp. zafre, safre, G. zaffer, zaffra: of uncertain origin.] An impure oxide of cobalt, obtained by roasting cobalt-ore, and used in the preparation o... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ploshchad Tukaya
The walls of the station are faced with identical white marble, but between the green pilasters contain a set of 22 mosaics from Italian smalt. wikipedia.org
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Zalve Parish
Towns, villages and settlements of Zalve Parish Cīruļkalns Kalnamuiža Pētermuiža Salas Sierotava Smaltāni Sproģi Suseja Vērtūži Zalve Zvanītāji wikipedia.org
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bice
bice, a. and n. (baɪs) Forms: 4–5 bis, 5–6 byce, 6 byse, bysse, bisse, bize, 5–7 bise, 6– bice. [a. F. bis brownish-grey, dark-coloured = Pr. bis, It. bigio; of unknown origin: see Diez and Littré. From the combination azur bis dark blue, ‘blew byce,’ vert bis dark green, ‘green bice,’ bice was erro... Oxford English Dictionary
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أزرق مسحوقي
انظر أيضًا قائمة الألوان مراجع روابط خارجية Smalt في أصباغ معارض الويب عبر العصور درجات الأزرق wikipedia.org
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The Prodigal Son in the Brothel
Painting materials The pigment analysis shows Rembrandt's choice of the usual baroque pigments such as red ochre, lead-tin-yellow, madder lake and smalt wikipedia.org
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eschel
eschel (ˈɛʃəl) [a. Ger. eschel, dim. of esche ashes.] † a. (See quot. 1753.) Obs. b. The third quality of powder blue.[1726 Linckius in Phil. Trans. XXXIV. 202 Tum ad separationem pulveris illius cinerei albicantis levioris, quem Eschel appellant.] 1753 Chambers Cycl. Supp., Eschel, a term used by t... Oxford English Dictionary
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