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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 450

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POLISHING. these factories the shapes demanded by the cutting es-tablishments are turned out. These are shipped to thecutting factories, where they are cut into the commercialdesigns in popular demand. The glass used in cut glass art objects is the finestwhich can be made. It is turned out with… … THE FINISHING TOUCH. made into a vase or a bowl, has the ring of a deep-tonedsilver bell. Each extensive glass-cutting establishmentmaintains its own designers, who design the shapes forglass objects as well as the artistic incisions which appearon the punch bowls, pitchers or tumblers, and which…

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