Pot metal

Pot Metal: Any alloys which do not have gold, silver, or platinum as a component. Also called White Metal
Precious metal: Metals valued for their color, malleability, and rarity. There are only three precious metals: gold, silver and platinum.

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A silvertone alloy of tin, cadmium, lead and zinc, also known as base metal or white metal.
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Pot Metal
Pot metal, also known as white metal, is a mixture of alloys which does not contain any precious metal.
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Pot metal is a term used to cover many, many different mixtures which do
not have gold, silver, or platinum as a major component.
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Pot Metal - a metal which does not have any gold, silver or platinum as a component. Sometimes referred to as white metal because of the finish.

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Pot metal is an inexpensive metal alloy, usually containing lead. It is sometimes used for inexpensive costume jewelry.
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Copper-lead casting alloys, typically Cu88%, Pb 12%.
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Pot Metal
A term used to describe many different mixtures of metal that do not have gold, silver, or platinum as a major component.
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A composite of cheap metals used for casting costume jewelry. Pot metal is also called white metal and is generally brittle, like metals used in a toy cap gun.
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Pot MetalAny combination of alloys of non-precious metals. Pot MetalPot metal is a term used to cover many, many different mixtures which do not have gold, silver, or platinum as a major component.

" Both pot metal and sterling were plated with rhodium to create the look of platinum. Synthetic sapphires patented 1911. Theda Bara plays Cleopatra in a silent film version, and many ladies decided the Egyptian slave look was for them.

White Metal: Any combination of alloys of nonprecious metals such as lead and tin. Also called "Pot Metal".
White Onyx: A form of agate from the chalcedony family which is semi-translucent with white to yellowish-white banding.

Alloy: Combination of two or more metals. Some found in jewelry are sterling mixed with copper. Others include; pot metal, pewter, bronze.
Almandine: Is an iron aluminum silicate. It is the most common of the Garnets. Typically red to brown.

often featuring colorful rhinestones in gold-plated pot metal. Nemo was another mark of the Brier Manufacturing Company, a costume jewelry company located in Providence, Rhode Island, USA. The Nemo mark was first used in January, 1913.

Many alloys are found in jewelry including Alpaca, Brass, Britannia Or pewter, Britannia silver, Bronze, Coin silver, Colored gold, Electrum, Gold(under 24Kt), Green gold, Nickel silver, Niello, Pewter, Pinchbeck, Pot metal, Rose gold, ...

Quality" also belonged to this company (L/N perhaps standing for "Little Nemo"). This company produced brooches, necklaces, bracelets, dress clips, earrings, tiaras, hair clips, etc., often featuring colorful rhinestones in gold-plated pot metal.

See also: Metal, Jewel, Jewelry, Gold, Color