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Manor Gold
Ottosson FärgmakeriNCS code: 2242-Y19R Made from Swedish cold-pressed boiled linseed oil and paint pigments. Suitable for painting both indoors and outdoors. NO...
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Ottosson FärgmakeriNCS code: 4144-Y27R Made from Swedish cold-pressed boiled linseed oil and paint pigments. Suitable for painting both indoors and outdoors. NO...
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Ottosson FärgmakeriNCS code: 3407-G80YMade from Swedish cold-pressed boiled linseed oil and paint pigments. Suitable for painting both indoors and outdoors. Things to...
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Ottosson FärgmakeriNCS code: 8400-N Graphite is especially suitable for painting iron and metal. The pigment consists of a fatty mineral carbon that is also used ...
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Ottosson FärgmakeriNCS code: 6523-Y97R Made from Swedish cold-pressed boiled linseed oil and paint pigments. Suitable for painting both indoors and outdoors. NO...
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Ottosson FärgmakeriNCS code: 8404-Y73R Made from Swedish cold-pressed boiled linseed oil and paint pigments. Suitable for painting both indoors and outdoors. NO...
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Ottosson FärgmakeriNCS code: 5919-R98B Made from Swedish cold-pressed boiled linseed oil and paint pigments. Suitable for painting both indoors and outdoors. Things t...
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Ottosson FärgmakeriNCS code: 9100-N Made from Swedish cold-pressed boiled linseed oil and paint pigments. Suitable for painting both indoors and outdoors. NOTE:...
View full detailsGeranium Green
Engwall o. ClaessonGeranium green is a strong green hue, like a granny smith apple! As 100%, it fits nicely on furniture and carpentry in e.g. children's rooms or ...
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Engwall o. Claesson5.0 / 5.0
2 Reviews
Zinc green linseed oil paint, beautiful but toxic. Slightly warmer in tone than chrome oxide green. Here we break it out again with gentle...
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Engwall o. ClaessonVictorian green. As soberly elegant as it sounds. The 100% color tone was common during the Victorian era (late 19th century) on e.g. cast...
View full detailsUltramarine Blue No. 29
Engwall o. Claesson5.0 / 5.0
1 Review
This mythical former expensive color. When it was produced from the semi-precious stone "Lapis Lazuli", it was used almost exclusively in ...
View full detailsSwiss gray
Engwall o. ClaessonSwiss gray, very useful series. More beige/grey, and warmer in tone than the green umber series. Very fine carpentry paint during the late...
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Engwall o. ClaessonHere we have broken out a violet/red tone, the same tone that you get from the ancient pigment "Caput mortum". Very common in older interio...
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Engwall o. ClaessonTerra di sienna... how nice it sounds! Beautiful brown-yellow earth tone from Italy, here called Unburnt Terra. Is a bit lasing in nature ...
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Engwall o. ClaessonLight sugar, beautiful lion yellow colour. Commonly found together with gold ocher, such as door and window lining color (slightly less re...
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Engwall o. ClaessonHere we have broken out a green/yellow, Art Nouveau accented color tone..! Beautiful in interior painting, e.g. pearl rafters, furniture, e...
View full detailsChromium oxide green No. 83
Engwall o. Claesson4.33 / 5.0
3 Reviews
Chrome oxide green became common as a door and window exterior color from the turn of the century - /early 20th century. Also very popular...
View full detailsThe tone of carbon monoxide
Engwall o. Claesson3.67 / 5.0
3 Reviews
Carbon black, which is similar to soot, was used a lot in the past in mining with white, to produce a weak or strong gray-blue color. The ...
View full detailsKilsberg blue
Engwall o. Claesson5.0 / 5.0
2 Reviews
Here we have developed a tone that used to be common in interior painting/furniture, especially in a working-class environment. It was mad...
View full detailsIron oxide yellow no. 920
Engwall o. Claesson5.0 / 5.0
3 Reviews
Iron oxide yellow is significantly yellower than gold ochre. Common from the turn of the 19th to 20th century. But it has also become popular a...
View full detailsIron oxide brown no. 663
Engwall o. Claesson5.0 / 5.0
1 Review
Iron oxide brown 663. Unbroken, pure chocolate brown but when mixed with white it becomes quite violet/brown. Has been used as a woodworking pa...
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Engwall o. Claesson5.0 / 5.0
2 Reviews
Gold ochre. Lion yellow color, (yellow-brown with a hint of red). A classic door/window and facade color since the 18th century and onwards, of...
View full detailsEnglish Red No. 48
Engwall o. Claesson5.0 / 5.0
1 Review
English red, this mythical color that, like gold ochre, has been popular on woodwork/furniture since the 18th century and onwards. Very beautif...
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