The art of enameling
Subtitle: or, Enameling can be fun
By: by Mizi Otten and Kathe Berl. Text by Ethel Berger, illustrations by Kathe Berl.
Contributors: Berl, Käthe, joint author.; Berger, Ethel.
Published: 1950
Place of publication: [New York?
Number of pages: 43
Table of contents: title: About the Authors
pagenum: 9; title: About Studios
pagenum: 11; title: What Is Enameling
pagenum: 12; title: Enamel Colors
pagenum: 13; title: How to Prepare Enamel Colors for Use
pagenum: 14; title: Metals: Their Treatment, Use and Preparation as a Base
pagenum: 15; title: Applying Colors
pagenum: 18; title: A Knowledge of Kilns: Their Types and Temperatures
pagenum: 20; title: How to Fire an Enameled Article
pagenum: 21; title: Applying Ornamental Designs Over a Basic Enamel Coat
pagenum: 24; title: The Use of Over-Glaze and Under-Glaze Color ...
pagenum: 26; title: How to Obtain Enamel Textures
pagenum: 27; title: The Technique of Limoges and Grisaille
pagenum: 28; title: The Use of Stencils in Enamel Design
pagenum: 29; title: The Use of Gold and Silver Foil
pagenum: 30; title: Leaf Gold: Application and Uses
pagenum: 32; title: Cloisonne and Champleve Enamel
pagenum: 34; title: Basse Taille
pagenum: 35; title: Ajour Enamel
pagenum: 36; title: How to Achieve a Dull Finish in Enamel Work ...
pagenum: 38; title: Flaws: Why They Happen and How to Repair Them
pagenum: 39; title: Envoi
pagenum: 43; title: List of Essential Equipment for Enameling
pagenum: 44