Ivory-imitation
A good imitation of ivory statuettes may be obtained by casting into warm plaster-moulds a mixture composed of finely pulverized egg-shells, isinglass, and alcohol. See PLASTER CASTS.
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A good imitation of ivory statuettes may be obtained by casting into warm plaster-moulds a mixture composed of finely pulverized egg-shells, isinglass, and alcohol. See PLASTER CASTS.