ing under theguidance of an expert, until he gets the exacttone of the old glass firmly impressed upon hismemory. As an additional factor, it shouldalways be borne in mind that the old glass isinvariably heavier than its modern imitation. It will be desirable at this point to describein brief… … Fig. 41.61 Old Glass as shown in Fig. 36, is usually about 6 incheshigh with, generally, a flanged or outwardcurved top and a comparatively slender stem.A series of ribs was impressed by a mouldon the stem whilst yet plastic. The stem wasfixed to its bowl, heated till soft, and thengently twisted…
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