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I have come into possession of three bottles of Hanovia Liquid Bright Gold. I understand that they may be of more value to ceramicists or glassblowers than as scrap, but I don’t know the gold content of them. Can anyone who has processed these before tell me how much gold is in a 100g bottle?

Welcome to us. Look at this link: https://goldrefiningforum.com/threads/hanovia-liquid-gold.16972/post-171761

...as made them up for glassblowers. Which brings me to my next point: What you have is very coveted by glassblowers doing decorative work. Hanovia bright is the (pun intended) gold standard of putting metal onto glass or porcelain. When you open it up, it'll have a smell of either pine oil...

...his home and was offered some bottles that he said were from his grandmother who painted the gold lines on the china plates. The bottles say Hanovia Liquid Gold Division - Bright Gold and some say Palladium. They've been my closet for years now and was hoping to hey some info on them as far...

Did you ever get these checked out? I am very curious to know the results

...his home and was offered some bottles that he said were from his grandmother who painted the gold lines on the china plates. The bottles say Hanovia Liquid Gold Division - Bright Gold and some say Palladium. They've been my closet for years now and was hoping to hey some info on them as far...

What do you think is in the "luster" or "mother of pearl" bottles? Just paint? What do you charge for doing something like this? How about turnaround time? Thanks Nate

...4.4 cents ($0.044) per square inch of gold surface area, at today's $1227 gold spot. About the only other possibility would be a product like Hanovia Liquid Gold. It is probably worth a little more, about 6.2 cents per square inch. I would wager that the set of china is worth much more, as...

...cheaper than trying to get the Pt off of these dinner plates, especially given the marital situation. Though one time I did get a bottle of Hanovia bright Au (think of a piney smelling dip) that had a couple grams in it when I incinerated it. They probably make a platinum version that's good.

interesting. searched on Google about Hanovia 500 gram jar. Ended up in here. has such a can after grandma. need help with paint thinner to my jars content

...the danger lies. There are several patents. I remember an interesting patent that soaked the Ti for 4 days in conc. HCl and then applied 10 separate coatings of Hanovia Pt, with firing between each coat. Maybe 4metals has experience with this. If not, I doubt if anyone on the forum could help.

I have a question about hanovia liquid gold.. I use to work in a glass factory and used liquid gold quite frequently.. it came in 500 gram jars. and the gold content varied acoording to what part of the glass it was put on, the rim used I think was 22 kt and the body of the glass less. When the...

I can't give a link for the new search bar but if you will type the word hanovia into it you will find several topics related to what you are asking.

...the sulphuric acid is it to eliminate any extra oils? Also I ended up with 3 Pt vials so if anyone wants to run some tests let me know. I also found another 3.5 oz of gold with the Hanovia pen. then I found in the box 4 sterling silver lunt nut dishes best hundred I spent this month. 8) Eric

...of gold is limited on decorative glass or ceramic pieces. It is a dark black/brown liquid (most is made by Englehard under the name "Hanovia Liquid Gold") usually applied by brushing or silkscreen and then fired to burn off the organic matrix, brighten the gold, and make it adhere. If it is...

...a $1300 gold market, one sq.in. of gold at this thickness is worth about 6 cents. The article also mentions that, if the gold is applied too thick, it will blister during the firing. The article was written by Englehard. Their product, Hanovia Liquid Gold, is used on most all of this type...

I know Engelhard Hanovia bright!! They make a "paint on, bake on" platinum, palladium, and gold (and silver too I think) mixture. I know I've seen it, smelled it, and worked with it once before. A glassblower friend of mine had a nice big bottle of Hanovia Liquid Gold that he used for the...

That was probably something like Englehard Hanovia Liquid Gold, that you fire on. Most all glassware and dishes with gold decoration uses this product. I don't think it's in the form of a powder, though. I seem to remember that the gold is in some sort of a complex with a wood resin. I do...

GSP; Hi I read that you have refined this material a number of times( Hanovia gold products) Do you have any advise, on how I am approaching the recovery of the values..Is my method a good one ?? How did you precess this material ( if I may ask ).?? Thank You Mark

That is an understatement,if i remember correctly we eventually incinerated the paint and refined the ash and residues, it had a fair amount of gold in the residues but was a swine to treat.

Update on Hanovia Gold and Platinum, I made a ceramic bowl glazed it , fired in a Kiln. The material that I collected came from 3 bottles mostly dried up..there is a oslevent that is sold to clean brushes and mistakes.. This solvent does little towards just disolving the dried material...

Gorfman, Thank you for that bit of info.. I Had not considered AP (acid-peroxide) for the platinum.. I have not researched Cat- converters..and Yes I'm sure that Steve would have a good Idea if this formula would work on platinum.. The material that is in the bowl pictured is Gold...

...clean aluminum versus dirty well?? I don't know..!! I could just make aluminum art work LOL.. MARK Also: Harold I have done some work on processing the HANOVIA GOLD products.. I'll look for the proper post to...

I have refined the Englehard Hanovia Liquid Gold a couple of times. Here's a good article on the composition and usage of it. http://www.goldbulletin.org/assets/file/goldbulletin/downloads/Papazian_3_15.pdf

Hi everyone, Here are a couple of pictures of some of the Hanovia Gold that has gone through a kiln fire which is how it is designed to work..I was able too disolve the gold layer using HCL/CL appling it with a eye dropper over the gold areas, You can see by the second pisture the gold came...