smalt
cobalt glass

In paintings, smalt has a tendency to lose its colour over a long period and is little used today.

He halted in a smalt clearing at the forest edge.

We had been contained in a smalt and cozy room, but that sound broke down the walls.

The smalt pool of congealing darkness was dark on the ground.

Ms. Smalt has even conducted research on the subject for her doctoral dissertation.

A matter of no smalt importance lest the Hudathans escape.

A blue-gray color called smalt was the only blue pigment available to most painters.

Since the Middle Ages, it has been involved in the production of smalt, a blue colored glass.

And thought of a smalt ship and dark waters.

"We have some smalt expectation that it may abate, my Lord.

She read the message twice, then set the pa- per in a smalt dish and touched a candle flame to it.

The only smalt, slim reason I could find for my living was to defend what I loved.

There was a clock on one of the smalt tables, a small black and whiteface set into the head of a china dog.

There is a smalt number of well reported cases of residual visual function within scotomas in people.

To duplicate the hue of smalt, mix raw umber, white and Prussian blue.

My mouth quirked with a smalt smile.

North pulled a smalt pair of binoculars out of his shirt pocket and brought them up to his eyes.

A knit shirt, and above the heart a smalt embroidered animal like the target for a fencing thrust.

Its oxide colors glass or any flux, as borax, a fine blue, and is used in the manufacture of smalt.

Transparent glasses are tinted with the silica-based cobalt pigment smalt.

During the Victorian Era, zaffre was used to prepare smalt and stain glass blue.

Chester smiled as the tech sprayed medical plas- tic on the smalt incision.

A small mud wall painting fragment confirms use of cobalt as a pigment in the form of smalt.

Another common blue pigment was smalt, which was made by grinding blue cobalt glass into a fine powder.

(Neither was especially likable, the commentator smalt and waspish, the spokesman large and Sincere.