Dillon, Edward, d. 1914 · London, Methuen and Co.; New York, G.P. Putnam's Sons · leaf 446
are theopaque-twisted and the air-twisted stems respectively. If now we turn to the outline of the main division ofthe glass, the bowl, this has been made the basis of adivision that classes these bowls as straight-sided,waisted, bell-shaped, and finally, bowls with a curveresembling either the… … ENGLISH DRINKING-GLASSES large blows, often of very irregular shape, that fill theknop or bulb on the stems of earlier glasses.^ This blow is sometimes prolonged into a sort of tail whichpasses down nearly to the foot. In other cases we findseveral smaller tears in the same bulb, formed, itappears,…
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