Difference between revisions of "Vetrofond"
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=== Specials === | === Specials === | ||
Revision as of 16:02, 14 November 2008
Vetrofond glass is manufactured in Italy. Many stockists of Vetrofond glass rods use their own colour descriptions and stock numbers. The last 4 digits used by any stockist for their stock numbers will refer to the Vetrofond factory stock number.
Vetrofond colours and stock numbers
Transparent
| Stock Number | Colour | Properties | Reactions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1004 | clear | colours appear lighter encased in clear | |
| 1005 | crystal clear | good for encasing silver glass | |
| 1008 | yellow | ||
| 1012 | light topaz | ||
| 1014 | topaz | reacts with silver glass - reacts with silver to produce organic effects | |
| 1020 | light grass green | reacts with silver glass | |
| 1022 | grass green | ||
| 1024 | dark grass green | ||
| 1026 | teal | ||
| 1028 | light emerald green | ||
| 1030 | emerald green | ||
| 1034 | light aquamarine | ||
| 1036 | aquamarine (aqua) | ||
| 1038 | pale aquamarine (light aqua) | ||
| 1040 | light purple | ||
| 1042 | purple | ||
| 1044 | dark purple | ||
| 1048 | grey | ||
| 1052 | light blue | ||
| 1054 | blue | ||
| 1058 | intense blue | ||
| 1060 | cobalt blue | ||
| 1064 | black | ||
| 1068 | pink | ||
| 1069 | electric yellow | striking | |
| 1072 | orange | striking | |
| 1076 | red | ||
| 1080 | pale lavender | ||
| 1082 | lavender blue (alexandrite) | ||
| 1084 | light brown | ||
| 1086 | medium brown | ||
| 1088 | dark brown |
Opaque/pastels
| Stock Number | Colour | Properties | Reactions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1204 | white | melts easily | |
| 1206 | anice white | very shocky | reacts with [Effetre]] nero intenso |
| 1208 | silk white | ||
| 1212 | pea green | reduces in a propane rich flame | |
| 1214 | nile green | ||
| 1216 | grass green | ||
| 1218 | dark grass green | ||
| 1220 | periwinkle | ||
| 1224 | light sky blue | reduces in a propane rich flame | |
| 1228 | dark sky blue | reduces in a propane rich flame | |
| 1232 | turquoise | reduces in a propane rich flame | |
| 1236 | dark turquoise | reduces in a propane rich flame | |
| 1240 | light lapis blue | ||
| 1242 | lapis blue | ||
| 1246 | cobalt blue | ||
| 1248 | light grey | ||
| 1250 | medium grey | ||
| 1255 | flower pink | ||
| 1262 | dark ivory | ||
| 1264 | light ivory | ||
| 1268 | pearl grey | ||
| 1272 | violet |
Specials
| Stock Number | Colour | Properties | Reactions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1408 | medium yellow | ||
| 1412 | dark lemon | ||
| 1420 | coral | ||
| 1424 | carrot red | ||
| 1428 | light red | ||
| 1432 | medium red | ||
| 1438 | red purple | ||
| 1444 | light brown | ||
| 448 | dark brown | ||
| 1456 | gold pink | ||
| 1460 | yellow ocher (wasabi) |
Odd lots
| Stock Number | Colour | Properties | Reactions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1801 | cosmic storm | reacts with silver glass - bleeds in to ivory glass | |
| 1802 | apricot jam | ||
| 1803 | candy corn | ||
| 1804 | tomato soup | ||
| 1805 | orange dreamsicle | Reacts with [EDP] | |
| 1806 | smoke rings | semi-transparent | |
| 1807 | frog pond | ||
| 1808 | swamp moss | ||
| 1809 | jungle twilight | ||
| 1810 | lemongrass | semi-transparent | reacts with iris gold frit |
| 1811 | moon rock | striking | strikes from brick red to purplish coral |
| 1906 | chardonnay | ||
| 1909 | transparent green odd | ||
| 1910 | transparent yellow odd | ||
| 1911 | silk white (opal white) | ||
| 1912 | olive green pastel | ||
| 1917 | Transparent amber (streaky amber) | reacts with silver glass - reacts with ivory | |
| 1919 | pale ivory | reacts with fine silver to produce organic effects | |
| 1922 | transparent sage green | ||
| 1925 | transparent pale blue | ||
| 1926 | sea green (seafoam) | ||
| 1927 | ocean green | ||
| 1931 | river rock (brie)(avocado) | reacts with fine silver to produce organic effects | |
| 1932 | fish pink | ||
| 1933 | pink no.3 | ||
| 1934 | pink flower | ||
| 1937 | arancio perfecto | ||
| 1938 | pale aqua streaky | ||
| 1939 | intense tangerine | ||
| 1943 | orange sherbert | aka. free range salmon pink | reacts with silver glass |
| 1940 | italian marble | ||
| 1941 | pineapple yellow | ||
| 1942 | watermelon (poppy) | reacts with silver glass - reacts with ivory and fine silver | |
| 1944 | tangerine | ||
| 1945 | new white (custard) | ||
| 1946 | sunshine 1947 yellow ice (lemon ice)(belgian lace) | ||
| 1948 | banana cream | ||
| 1949 | lemon meringue | reacts with Effetre copper green | |
| 1951 | transparent candy apple red | ||
| 1952 | violet odd (purplicious) | reacts with fine silver and also ivory to produce organic effects | |
| 1954 | cool white (odd cotton) | reacts with fine silver | |
| 1955 | seashell swirl | reacts with fine silver and ivory | |
| 1957 | orange punch | ||
| 1958 | pyjama blue | ||
| 1960 | light pink | ||
| 1961 | carrot red | this glass contains sparkles | |
| 1963 | green tepenade | ||
| 1964 | pale avocado | ||
| 1965 | olive green | ||
| 1966 | dark olive green | ||
| 1967 | quartz grey | ||
| 1968 | slate blue | ||
| 1969 | pearl grey | ||
| 1970 | transparent streaky sapphire | ||
| 1975 | midnight blue | black rod with a blue core | |
| 1976 | key lime green | ||
| 1977 | parrot green | ||
| 1978 | transparent crystal green | striking | strikes to neon yellow |
| 1980 | light streaky brown | ||
| 1981 | streaky brown | ||
| 1982 | dark streaky brown | ||
| 1983 | pale ocean blue | ||
| 1984 | pale moss agate | reacts with silver glass | |
| 1985 | moss agate | ||
| 1986 | lichen | reacts with fine silver and ivory | |
| 1987 | dark lichen | reacts with fine silver and ivory | |
| 1988 | pale crystal green | ||
| 1989 | transparent odd topaz | reacts with silver glass | |
| 1990 | honey crunch | reacts with fine silver and silver glass | |
| 1991 | marbled avocado | reacts with fine silver and silver glass | |
| 1992 | banana | ||
| 1993 | sweet lime (red jasper) | reacts with fine silver and silver glass | |
| 1994 | strawberry sweet (dark red jasper) | reacts with fine silver and silver glass | |
| 1995 | jupiter | reacts with fine silver and silver glass | |
| 1996 | bloody mary | reacts with fine silver and silver glass | |
| 1997 | painted desert | striking | |
| 1998 | rhubarb | reacts with fine silver and ivory glass | |
| 1999 | petrified wood | reacts with fine silver and ivory glass |
