red. Pliny states that the Roman emperor The Strasburgh vase, Fig. 4, was found, in 1825, in a} there ‘‘that should any one transfer a furnace from Murano to Venice, or to any of the assembled islands, or to any other part of the earth, to use the same ma- About the rim are portions of the name… … too, whose courage could sustain them, were directed to look Fig. 5 represents ancient Greek glassware. The formsare The history of glassmaking is attainable in so many stand- through the by-hole to the interior of the furnace, and no probably the prototypes of many of the commonest designs | ard…
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