Enamel (172 bytes)
1: The word '''enamel''' can mean more than one thing:
3: * [[Tooth enamel]]
4: * [[Vitreous enamel]]
5: * [[Enamel (markup language)]]
6: * [[Enameled wire]]

Tooth enamel (789 bytes)
1: ... [[nerve]]s, from [[injury]] and [[decay]]. Tooth enamel is [[density|denser]] and chemically more [[inert...

Vitreous enamel (3101 bytes)
1: ...ay be transparent or opaque when fired. Vitreous enamel can be applied to most metals.
3: ... decorative object, usually very small, having an enamel coating, such as a piece of champlevé or cloisonn...
5: Vitreous enamel has many excellent properties: it is smooth, har...
7: The durability of enamel has given it many functional applications, includ...
9: ...ed technology. The [[ancient Egypt]]ians applied enamels to pottery and stone objects. Other practitione...

Enamel paint (354 bytes)
1: An "'''enamel paint'''" is a [[paint]] that dries to an especia...
3: ...has the same properties as true, fired [[vitreous enamel]].
5: Some enamel paints have been made by adding varnish to oil-ba...

Ameloblast (140 bytes)
1: ...ses enamel proteins that later mineralise to form enamel in teeth. (A better explanation coming up)

Perikyma (262 bytes)
1: ... [[tooth enamel]]. They indicate the places where enamel producing cells used to make contact to neighbour...

Dentin (1161 bytes)
1: ...rials, and 10% water. Because it is softer than enamel, it decays more rapidly and is subject to severe ...

Pierre Prieur (1349 bytes)
1: ... (c. [[1626]]-[[1676]]) was a [[France|French]] [[enamel]] [[painter]].
3: ... III of Denmark]]. All these, with some beautiful enamel badges for the [[Order of the Elephant]], are in ...
5: ...uenot]], and was said to possess secret colors in enamel, especially a blue, which were not known to his P...

Clock face (2092 bytes)
6: ... and improved readability was achieved with white enamel plaques painted with black numbers. Initially, th...
7: ...es fitted around a circle. The first single piece enamel faces, not unlike those in production today, bega...

Lithopone (164 bytes)
1: .... It is used in interior [[paint]]s and in some [[enamel]]s.

Walrus ivory (898 bytes)
3: The tip of a walrus tusk has an [[tooth enamel|enamel]] coating which is worn away during the animal's ...

Muffle (189 bytes)
1: ...ons (up to 1200°C) such as fusing glass, creating enamel coatings, etc.

Portrait miniature (1382 bytes)
7: ...e also painted on [[ivory]] and [[Vitreous enamel|enamel]]. As small in size as 40mm × 30mm (1&frac...

Primer (disambiguation) (1447 bytes)
5: ...ble it to better hold a coat of [[Vitreous enamel|enamel]] paint. "Primer red," a dark reddish paint that...

Ardagh Chalice (1377 bytes)
3: ...ing]], [[filigree applique]], [[cloisonné]] and [[enamel]]ling.

George Michael Moser (1300 bytes)
1: ...83]]) was a renowned artist and [[vitreous enamel|enamel]]ler of the [[18th century]], father of celebrate...
13: [[Category:Enamellers|Moser, George Michael]]

St. Clair West (TTC) (1162 bytes)
7: The [[abstract art|abstract]] [[vitreous enamel|enamel]] [[mural]] ''Tempo'' by Gordon Rayner is located...

Tetsubin (1548 bytes)
2: ... on the outside and glazed with [[Vitreous enamel|enamel]] on the inside. These features, in addition to ...

Order of the White Eagle (3985 bytes)
5: ... the White Eagle was, in 1705, originally a red [[enamel]] oval on a light blue ribbon. This was replaced ...
14: ...outline and golden rays between the arms. A white enamel crowned eagle with spread [[wing]]s, facing left ...
16: ... rays; the central disc bore a red-bordered white enamelled cross pattée with golden rays between the arms...
19: ...outline and golden rays between the arms. A white enamel crowned eagle with spread [[wing]]s, facing left ...
21: ...m "RP" (Republic of Poland) surrounded by a green enamelled wreath.

Tsui Museum of Art (1553 bytes)
5: ...d [[ivory]] carvings; [[jade]], [[Vitreous enamel|enamel]]led ware, glass, furniture, [[Han Dynasty]] tomb...

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