Basque Green boasts an exciting vintage green with suspensions of white lace across the surface. A semi-transparent gloss glaze, Basque Green elevates any surface whether applied indivually or layered with other Mid-Fire glazes.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Biscotti is a gloss glaze that provides the ideal beige tint to surfaces with a hint of light bronze variations throughout. A standard application of Biscotti will provide a welcome accent to any piece.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Blackcurrant is an inviting gloss glaze with a sophisticated finish. Fairly opaque, Blackcurrant flows smoothly over high points and textures greeting you with white almost transparent color at the breaks.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Coriander is a fairly opaque semi matte glaze that is visually dynamic and transforms surfaces into an in-depth field of beige beauty. Benefiting from a thicker application, Coriander is certainly a sight to behold. Not recommended for use on speckled clay bodies.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Blue Moss is a glossy glaze that is a perfect intersection of bold deep water blues meets flowing mossy greens. Great when applied individually, Blue Moss also shines when layered with other Mid-Fire glazes. When fired to Cone 5 this glaze gives magical lighter blue and green tones. With it's glossy finish, Blue Moss is a welcomed accent, but is not recommended for use on dark clay bodies.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Blue Tiger's Eye is a whimsical gloss glaze featuring rich cascading blues with rutile undertones wherever it breaks. When fired at Cone 5 this glaze gives dark deep tones. Blue Tiger's Eye is great for layering, pairs well with textured surfaces, and responds wonderfully to a thicker application.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Blue Topaz is a glossy glaze providing a combination of flowing light blue hues like a summer pool. Benefiting from a thicker application, Blue Topaz is also great for textured surfaces and can be transparent where thinly applied.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Buttermilk casts a rich warm finish with subtle flashes of Orange. Complete with a semi glossy finish, Buttermilk continually rewards the surface with shifting golden hues.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Champagne Quartz is a gloss glaze that toasts to flowing lavender and golden hue alliances. A showcase of movement on its own, Champagne Quartz provides the perfect encore when layered with other Mid-Fire glazes.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Green Tourmaline is a gloss glaze that manifests a balance of yellows, blues, purples and greens creating a harmonious surface packed with depth. Benefiting from a thicker application, Green Tourmaline will continuously play a complex tune around any surface. When fired to Cone 5 this glaze brings out dynamic purple and blue tones. A good stir before application will help maximize color variations throughout the finish.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Hematite boasts an outstanding high shine black metallic finish eager to elevate any surface. This formulation prefers a thinner application, Hematite truly shines like the dark mineral it represents.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.