SMITH, Godfrey
The laboratory; or, school of arts. In which are faithfully exhibited, and fully explained. I. The antiquarian, or curious examiner of antient coins and medals. II. A short introduction to the art of drawing in general; ... III. The art of painting in oil-colours, and mentzo-tintoes on glass. IV. Introductory rules for finding the natural shadow of the sun, ... torch, lamp, or candle. V. Of waterworks, fountains, ... VI. The art of dialling, or of making sun-dials. VII. A collection of choice receipts, and experiments of various kinds relating to the produce of gardens as flowers, fruits, &c. VIII. A directory for the management of fruit, flower, and kitchen garden, ... IX. Optical experiments ... X. The art of distilling of liquids, cordials, &c ... XI. A short introduction to civil architecture, or the art of building. XII. The art of refining, tanning of leather, and dying of skins in various colours: ... With a great number of other scarce and valuable secrets. Compiled for the use, benefit, and entertainment of the curious. Illustrated with a variety of curious copper-plates. By G. Smith. Volume II.
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