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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 111

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ture from anything on themarket, being not only beautifully cut, but veryhighly finished, the cost of the latter process equal-ing that of the cutting. It is the finish that gives thebrilliancy to high grade cut glass. Guernsey earthenware is shown by Ledden &Bates at 65 West Broadway. We are… … Louis Levien, 33 Murray St. and its works of art have placed it in a class by itself.Americans who have visited Warwick Castle willremember the tremendous vase that stands in theentrance hall. At the present time they are largemanutactuers of utilitarian ware, and this year Mad-dock & Miller…

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