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Revision as of 13:50, 22 January 2009

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

The information below has been collated by kitzbitz art glass and is intended as a guide only. A special thank you to members of Frit Happens Forum for helping to create this resource

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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 very shocky
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 - reacts with ivory
1236 dark turquoise reduces in a propane rich flame - reacts with ivory
1240 light lapis blue
1242 lapis blue
1246 cobalt blue
1248 light grey
1250 medium grey
1255 flower pink
1262 dark ivory reacts with fine silver to produce organic effects - reacts with copper glass
1264 light ivory reacts with fine silver to produce organic effects - reacts with copper glass
1268 pearl grey
1272 violet

Specials

Stock Number Colour Properties Reactions
1404 lemon saturated colour reacts with silver glass
1408 medium yellow saturated colour
1412 dark lemon saturated colour
1420 coral saturated colour sinks into ivory base - reacts with copper colours
1424 carrot red saturated colour
1428 light red saturated colour
1432 medium red saturated colour
1438 red purple saturated colour reacts with ivory and copper colours
1444 light brown saturated colour
448 dark brown saturated colour
1456 gold pink
1460 yellow ocher (wasabi) saturated colour spreads over ivory base - reacts with copper glass

Odd lots

Stock Number Colour Properties Reactions
1801 cosmic storm contains sparkles 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 trans green odd
1910 trans yellow odd
1911 silk white (opal white)
1912 olive green pastel
1917 Trans amber(streaky) 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 striking
1938 pale aqua streaky
1939 intense tangerine
1943 orange sherbert (free range salmon pink) reacts with silver glass
1940 italian marble
1941 pineapple yellow contains sparkles
1942 watermelon (poppy) reacts with silver glass - reacts with ivory and fine silver
1944 tangerine contains sparkles
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 contains sparkles
1963 green tepenade
1964 pale avocado
1965 olive green
1966 dark olive green
1967 quartz grey
1968 slate blue
1969 pearl gray
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

Further information

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