Richard Aerni on sat 1 apr 06
Hello everyone,
Here are the glazes contained in the Lenore Vanderkooi article by Phyllis
Blair Clark from Pottery Making Illustrated. I've rounded the numbers to
the nearest 1/10th of a percent.
Have fun testing them!
Best,
Richard Aerni
Rochester, NY
Lenore Vanderkooi Glazes from Pottery Making Illustrated
Old Gold Ash Glaze Cone 10 Reduction
Dolomite 16.7
Wood Ash 33.3
NC4 Spar 33.3
Kaolin 16.7
Rutile 4.0
White Ash Glaze Cone 10 Reduction
Talc 23.8
Whiting 19.1
Wood Ash 9.5
NC4 Spar 23.8
Kaolin 23.8
Van Tan Ash Glaze Cone 10 Reduction
Bone Ash 1.6
Talc 1.6
Whiting 8.8
Wood Ash 30.9
G200 Spar 21.1
Cedar Heights Redart 25.7
Kaolin 10.3
Iron Oxide 3.5
Rutile .5
Lavender Black Glaze Cone 10 Reduction
Dolomite 22.7
Whiting 2.5
G200 Spar 49.5
Kaolin 25.3
Cobalt Carb 6.0
Buttermilk glaze Cone 10 Reduction
Dolomite 6.8
Gerstley Borate 10.5
Talc 13.5
Whiting 9.0
NC4 Spar 29.3
Kaolin 6.8
Flint 24.1
Zircopax 9.0
Blue Fake Ash Glaze Cone 10 Reduction (Also known as Yoder Fake Ash,
Hill Fake Ash, etc, etc=85who knows who originated it=85it=92s all over the =
place)
Whiting 31.25
Albany Slip (or Alberta slip, etc) 50.0
Ball Clay 18.8
Cobalt Carb 1.6
Iron Oxide 1.6
Van Blue Ash Glaze Cone 10 Reduction
Barium Carb 7.7
Talc 12.8
Whiting 10.3
Wood Ash 10.3
G200 Spar 28.2
Kaolin 25.6
Flint 5.1
Copper Carb .8
Manganese Dioxide .8
Epsom Salts .3
Green Ash Glaze Cone 10 Reduction
Barium Carb 20.6
Whiting 8.8
Wood Ash 9.8
NC4 Spar 51.0
Ball Clay 10.0
Zinc Oxide 5.4
Copper Carb 3.8
Rutile 3.8
thepotter on sat 1 apr 06
The Pottery Making Illustrated that you are looking for was actually a
supplement to Ceramics Monthly Jan. 94. I believe it was a test case to see
how the publication (PMI) would be accepted.
Since Richard Aerni has already supplied the glazes, you may not need the
article but it is always interesting to read.
Have fun.
Bev in RI.
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