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called patination, and a work of art
coated by a
patina is said to be
patinated. The
green patina that
forms naturally on
copper and bronze, sometimes...
- 1835-1840, gilt and
patinated bronze,
Museum of
Decorative Arts,
Paris Clock,
unknown French maker, c.1835-1850, gilt and
patinated bronze,
Museum of Decorative...
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Neoclassical mantel clock (pendule de cheminée); 1757–1760;
gilded and
patinated bronze, oak
veneered with ebony,
white enamel with
black numerals, and...
- blade, 22-inch-long
steel haft, the end of the haft un****s to
reveal a 5-inch slim blade.
Heavil patinated head and
handle with
traces of engraving....
- 420).
After the
Second World War,
there was a
growing interest in
green patinated copper sheets,
which were
intended primarily for
architectural use. Technologies...
- with a thin
layer of
clear crystal,
which could be left
plain or also
patinated.
Crackled gl**** vase with
praying mantis overlay (c. 1880) Gl**** cup in...
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Neoclassical mantel clock (pendule de cheminée); 1757–1760;
gilded (ormolu) and
patinated bronze, oak
veneered with ebony,
white enamel with
black numerals, and...
- Reconstruction, in a
patinated cast at the
Pushkin Museum, Moscow...
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copper containing a low
percentage of gold,
typically 4–10%, that can be
patinated to a dark blue or
black color.
Copper forms a rich
variety of compounds...
- of
artefacts previously described as
niello in fact use a
technique of
patinated metal that may be the same as
Corinthian bronze and is
similar to the...
