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Counter-enameling

Scope note

A technique invented in the late 15th century in which both sides of an object are covered with enamel of the same thickness, which prevents the object from curling. THDAT

Term type

AAT

Getty AAT term number

300053781

Broader Terms used

enamelling

Equivalent Terms used

counter-enameled

Created

13yrs ago

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