art of painting on glass, or glass staining
Subtitle: comprising full and complete directions for preparing the necessary pigments and fluxes; for laying them upon the glass; and for the process of firing, or burning the colours in : with descriptions of the furnaces and apparatus required for the various operations
By: by M.A. Gessert ; translated from the German, by William Pole.
Contributors: Pole, William, 1814-1900.; Cato, J.; Church, W. A.
Publisher: John  Weale
Published: 1844
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 34
Subjects: Glass painting and staining.
Work titles: Die Kunst auf Glas zu malen.
Notes: Translation of: Die Kunst auf Glas zu malen.

MASS copy: Bound with approx. 200 leaves of drawing paper consisting of MS. notes and tracings (some col.) by J. Cato, dated between 1849-1852. Sections variously titled: Ancient glazing quarries from Cambridgeshire; Stained glass in Queen's College Library; Ancient glazing quarries from King's College Chapel, Cambridge; Quarries in Exeter Cathedral; Ancient glazing quarries from Canterbury Cathedral; Ancient glazing quarries from Kent; Ancient encaustic paving tiles in the British Museum. Following this are 6 p. consisting of t.p. and preliminary matter to W.A. Church, Patterns of inlaid tiles, from churches in the diocese of Oxford. Oxford, 1845.