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Welker defines as: "A process of coating
a piece of glass with a chemical whose true color is developed by heat.
The staining material is painted on the annealed [cooled] article
with a brush wherever the decorative effect is desired. It is then fired
on for permanency at which time the glass assumes the desired
color." |
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This fired-on coloring was added after the glass
piece was made. |
