Pariserblått Färg_Röd it gives it a mint

it gives it a mint green caramel tone that was common in early 20th century interior carpentry

0-9866 and 0-9869 are frequently used (found under the lighter part Gustavian gray)

harmonious yet green color

The surface becomes water- and dirt-repellent

Pariserblått Färg_Röd it gives it a mintDear child has many names! Paris blue, Prussian blue, Berliner blue, iron blue, Milori blue A stunningly beautiful pigment, looks like dark blue velvet. Industrially produced mineral pigment. The first blue pigment that "ordinary" people could treat themselves to for finer furniture interior painting. Was popular late 18th century early 19th century both with the common people and in high status environments. Miscible = OV