Enamels  (Section 4)

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Usage (Non-Military)
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4-1.5 Foil Paillons/Counter Enamel (11/16")  D

4-1.6 Gin-bari (1")  D

4-1.7 Plique-a-jour (1")  D

4-1.7 Plique-a-jour/Modern (1-1/4")   D

4-1.7 Plique-a-jour Studio (1-1/2")   D

4-2 Decorative Finish (DF) - Spatter (7/8)  D

4-2.1 DF-Pierreries/Domed Plaquette/Star  (1-1/4") D

4-2.1 DF-Encrustations (11/16")  D

4-2.1 Pierreries/Plaquette/Pave (1-1/8")  D

4-2.2 DF-Matte Finish (7/8") D

4-2.3 DF-Transfer/Motiwala (1-1/8")  D

4-2.3 DF-Transfer/Cut Steels Border (1-5/8")  D

4-3 OME Black Glass/Pierced (1-1/4")  D

Might be judged poor choice for enamel.

4-3.1 OME Escutcheon (1-1/4")  D

4-3.1 OME Metal/Pierced (1-1/8")  D

4-3.2 OME-Opals/Studio  (1-5/8")  D

4-4 Pierced/Champleve (7/8")  D

4-4 Pierced/Champleve/Emaux peints (1-1/16")  D

4-4 Pierced/Shape/Steels (5/8")  D

4-4 Pierced/Champleve (1-1/4")  D

4-5 Oval Shape/Champleve (1-1/8")  D

4-5 Ball Shape/Champleve (1/2")  D

4-5 Ball Shape/Champleve/Emaux peints (1/2")  D

4-6 Background/Basse-taille (1-1/4")  D

4-6 Background (1-3/4")  D

Center Steel Pin Attachment

4-6 Background/Escutcheon (1")   D

4-6 Combined Technique - Verbal (1-1/4")   D

 Champleve/Basse-taille Guilloche/Emaux peints

4-6 Combined-Basse-taille/foil (1-3/16")  D

4-6 Plaquette (1-5/16")   D

4-6 Plaquette (5/8")   D
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Classes or Subclasses Shown

Examples for all classes/subclasses are shown. Other variations of subclasses will exist.

Acknowledgments

Thanks to Louella Yeargain, Barbara Barrans, and Patricia Koehler for collaborating in the update of this section, for contributing images for many of the buttons shown above, and for their patience in the difficult task of educating the author who takes full responsibility for any errors in classification.