ell as his expertacquaintance with the qualities of old glass, areall called into play to determine the date andoccasion when the specimen was produced. It need hardly be said that historical andcommemorative glass are very widely imitated,the commonest and most plausible of the variousforms of… … CHAPTER V BRISTOL AND NAILSEA GLASS IT is a matter of regret that Bristols ancientfame for making and cutting glass shouldhave so completely disappeared. In the palmydays of its glass industry it boasted no fewerthan fifteen glass-houses, and it had no rivalin the country either as regards the…
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