Peter Atwood on wed 21 jul 99
Hi All,
I'm looking for a ^9-10 matt green glaze for fountains. Ideally I'd like
something that is not too dark and has some variation in it and not a
chrome/cobalt concoction. A potter I know uses a glaze that he called Hamada
Green and that would be appropriate for this purpose. Does anyone have a
recipe for such a glaze?
TIA,
Peter Atwood
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June Perry on thu 22 jul 99
found it in the archives. Cone 10
HAMADA GREEN-----
Custer Feldspar 53
Barium Carbonate 21
Whiting 9
Zinc Oxide 9
OM4 Ball clay 1
Rutile 2
Copper Carbonate 3
Red Iron Oxide 2.5
Bentonite 2
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102.5
Don & June MacDonald on thu 22 jul 99
>From a group of glaze recipes someone gave me from Glendale College:
Hamada Mat(t?)
Potash feldspar 72.1
Ball Clay 14.2
Whiting 12.3
Zinc Oxide 11.1
Barium Carbonate 1.4
Red Iron Oxide 3.5
Rutile 2.8
Copper Carbonate .4
I have never tried this recipe, but if I did I would either leave the
Barium out or sub. Strontium Carb.
June
Peter Atwood wrote:
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Hi All,
>
> I'm looking for a ^9-10 matt green glaze for fountains. Ideally I'd like
> something that is not too dark and has some variation in it and not a
> chrome/cobalt concoction. A potter I know uses a glaze that he called Hamada
> Green and that would be appropriate for this purpose. Does anyone have a
> recipe for such a glaze?
>
> TIA,
>
> Peter Atwood
>
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Donald G. Goldsobel on thu 22 jul 99
Peter,
The Rx for this glaze was published in Clay Times along with a photo of a
vase glzed with it. It was green and brown . Perhaps someone with a
collection of back issues can help you.
Donald Goldsobel in the San Fernando Valley where it is very warm, but dry
as a bone.
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Hi All,
>
>I'm looking for a ^9-10 matt green glaze for fountains. Ideally I'd like
>something that is not too dark and has some variation in it and not a
>chrome/cobalt concoction. A potter I know uses a glaze that he called Hamada
>Green and that would be appropriate for this purpose. Does anyone have a
>recipe for such a glaze?
>
>TIA,
>
>Peter Atwood
>
>
>_______________________________________________________________
>Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com
>
Ron Roy on fri 23 jul 99
Just a few notes on this glaze - I am assuming it's a cone 10R glaze - it
may not melt very well even at that temperature. If it is to be fired in
reduction you can omit the Zinc Oxide - it will not be there to help with
the melt - OK try it both ways and let us know what happens.
It is also going to craze on any body I have ever seen. The Strontium sub
would be 1.0 instead of Barium at 1.4
RR
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Hamada Mat(t?)
>
>Potash feldspar 72.1
>Ball Clay 14.2
>Whiting 12.3
>Zinc Oxide 11.1
>Barium Carbonate 1.4
>Red Iron Oxide 3.5
>Rutile 2.8
>Copper Carbonate .4
>
>I have never tried this recipe, but if I did I would either leave the
>Barium out or sub. Strontium Carb.
Ron Roy
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Scarborough, Ontario
Canada M1G 3N8
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