Dillon, Edward, d. 1914 · London, Methuen and Co.; New York, G.P. Putnam's Sons · leaf 398
some time this engraved glass wasmade for the most part to the order of wealthy patrons.Besides those named by Sandrart, the Archbishop-Elector of Mainz and the Bishops of Wiirzburg andBamberg are mentioned as patrons of the new art, and 1 On the early use of hydrofluoric acid I shall have… … I.ni;i-;avkii i;i;aki:k. iin. covi;k wiim i;\amI,i.m;ij .mi:ial rnoi: ENGRAVING ON GERMAN GLASS large prices were given for fine specimens of engraving.^One immediate consequence of the new fashion was tocause a demand for an absolutely clear white glass, andthis led to such improvements in the…
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