| The translucid enamels of the modern school are generally associated with decorative bases. |
| Typically his glasses were thick walled and translucid, often with interior crackling and shot with random streaks of colour. |
| It is translucid, and therein differs from pottery, which is opaque. |
| Nature, with is fine clean design, is one of the best ways to appreciate the truly unique translucid fine bone china made by Wedgwood. |
| They are almost all translucid, not often colourless, but generally brown, occasionally red or green. |
| Preparation as demineralised tissue. The coral is only partly decalcified and appears as a translucid area. |
