Mustafa Umut Sarac
Member
I am researching Tiffany Glasses and his chemist Arthur Nash Inventions. I am having very hard time with Corning Glass Museum. I bought Arthur Nash Notebooks Book and learned that When LCT at France , he inspired with thousands of years old Glass Vases which they remained in wet soil for a long time and turned to gold color after acids eat the alkali and preserve the silica.
Before invention of Favrille , they applied to the blowed glass vases , atmospheric carboxyl acid and get the same shiny , deep , thick and metallic luster.
I asked some questions to British Museum and Corning , but I am speaking to walls.
I looked to A.C.A. term at Google and found many different relatives. I dont know what is the exact chemical , is it dangerous like hydrofluoric acid , how to apply , what is time requirement for process and does lustered glass cancerogenic.
If I learn the process , it would be possible to print on glass or print on ceramic glassy glaze.
I added Favrille Glass example but preFavrille luster was faraway stronger.
Mustafa Umut Sarac
Istanbul
Before invention of Favrille , they applied to the blowed glass vases , atmospheric carboxyl acid and get the same shiny , deep , thick and metallic luster.
I asked some questions to British Museum and Corning , but I am speaking to walls.
I looked to A.C.A. term at Google and found many different relatives. I dont know what is the exact chemical , is it dangerous like hydrofluoric acid , how to apply , what is time requirement for process and does lustered glass cancerogenic.
If I learn the process , it would be possible to print on glass or print on ceramic glassy glaze.
I added Favrille Glass example but preFavrille luster was faraway stronger.
Mustafa Umut Sarac
Istanbul