#1170 Temmoku Cone 10
It will go amber/gold in salt firing, black in soda.
316 Kingman Feldspar (can use G-200 or Custer)
204 Silica
75 EPK
133 Whiting
71 Red Iron Oxide
And there are a whole bunch more at Wikiclay. Here's another:
#2311 Sandra Johnstone Pumpkin glaze C10
44 Kingman Potspar (try Custer of G200)
12 Whiting
10 Barium carb
10 Kaolin
3 Silica
Add: 1 Red Iron Oxide %
6 Rutile
2 Bentonite
*Base is in grams and doesn't total 100%
Ooops, though: barium. I don't keep barium in the studio; can't spare the neurons. What's that barium/ strontium substitution? Hmm, googling...
Found it: .75 parts strontium in place of 1 part barium.
This one claims to be a shino for Soda/salt. I've never had good luck with that; I always get a washed out result. But wouldn't it be great! It's got Chris Gustin's name on it, which makes me more optimistic:
#2807 Gustin Shino (good liner, apply thin, particulary if you use it on bisque,or it will crawl).
45 Neph Sy
11 F4 soda spar
15 Spodumene
15 Ball Clay
10 Calcined kaolin
4 Soda ash
Oh, okay, one more. These are better than bedtime stories!
#3165 Amber Celadon C9-10 Dark treacle brown(lighter on porcelain or white stoneware). You can use it very thin for reddish accents in soda.
36 Albany slip (try Alberta slip)
22 Custer spar
3 Gerstley borate
14 Wollastonite
8 Whiting
14 Flint
I always have a psyche myself up a bit to mix glazes, as I find it tedious. But I'm inspired now!