Deep Brown Powdered Glaze for Detailed Stoneware
Taupe Milton Bridge Stoneware Glaze develops a deep brown fired surface with warmer reddish-brown areas and darker colour around raised or recessed detail. The rich neutral colouring can suit carved, impressed and textured stoneware particularly well, where changes across the surface help define the shape and decoration without relying on a bright glaze colour.
Choose the 1kg pack when you want a more manageable quantity for testing or smaller batches before preparing additional glaze. Fired appearance can respond to the ceramic body, preparation, application and kiln conditions, so use labelled test pieces to establish the result you want and retain a fired reference when consistency between later batches matters.
- Compare the glaze on the same clay body you intend to use for finished work.
- Test smooth and textured surfaces where surface definition is important.
- Keep preparation and firing records alongside a representative fired sample.
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Specification
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Details
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Product type
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Dry / powdered stoneware glaze
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Pack size
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1kg
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Mixing ratio
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1 part powdered glaze : 0.75 part water : 0.5 part medium
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Application
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Mix thoroughly, then apply up to 3 coats
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Firing range
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1240–1280°C / Cone 7–9
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Use
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Functional and decorative stoneware ceramics when fired as directed
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Recipe
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Contains no clay
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Brushing medium role
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Supports adhesion, extends shelf life, reduces settling and helps minimise crazing
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