west end marble
A marble pattern executed in much the same manner
as the SPANISH
MARBLE , the major difference being that the
paper is laid down without shading. Aside from the
veins, it consists of two hues of the same color.
one of which is dark and dotted all over with
small white spots, while the other, or top color,
is lighter in shade. The vein colors are mixed
with gall and water, as in the case of the Spanish
marble. The dark color is sprinkled on full so as
to drive the veins up well, and the white is then
beaten on finely and evenly all over. The light or
top color is sprinkled on lightly and evenly, and
the paper is then laid on. (159 , 241 )