- Historically, the term "
latten"
referred loosely to the
copper alloys such as
br**** or
bronze that
appeared in the
Middle Ages and
through to the late-18th...
- the
candlestick was made from a ****d of old coins,
probably Late Roman.
Latten is a term for
medieval alloys of
uncertain and
often variable composition...
- lotion. In the 16th
century demand for
latten (
br****) in
England came from the
needs of wool-carding, for
which br****-wire
combs were preferred, and battery...
-
intended to use a
general texture.
Br**** rubbings are
created by
laying a
sheet of
paper on top of a
br**** (then
called "
latten" - a zinc-copper
alloy produced...
- three-dimensional
monuments and
effigies carved in
stone or wood. Made of hard
latten or
sheet br****, let into the pavement, and thus
forming no
obstruction in the space...
- the
industry in
br**** was a very
important one,
carried out on a vast
scale and
applied in
widely different directions. The term "
latten",
which is frequently...
-
making chandeliers.
Br**** or
br****-like
latten has been used to make
chandeliers since the
medieval period, and many were made with
br****-type
alloy from...
-
Examples of
br**** mills include Br****mill (Ross on Wye)
Saltford Br**** Mill
Calamine br**** Latten William Champion Day, J. (1973).
Bristol Br****.
David &...
- century.
Br****es containing zinc may be
termed spelter, as may zinc
ingots formed by smelting.
French Bronze –
Bronze or a bronze-like
finish Latten – Loose...
- latten, and it
seems likely that
br**** clocks would have been
called "
latten clocks" (or "
latten horloge" or "
latten uhr" in the
native languages) to...
