upon clay, the other in glass uponglass—and in either case the characteristic form seems togrow naturally out of the way of working. The veryprick in the centre of the prunt comes almost as naturallyfrom lifting the brush gently from the surface when the clay ISO ORNAMENT AND ITS APPLICATION. … 141. GLASS DECORATED WITH PRUNTS. is in condition, as from withdrawing a rod of adhesive glassfrom the surface it has touched. The softening of the prunts,by submitting the glass once more to the oven, and meltingthem down (142), has very much the effect of comparativelysloppy clay which has sunk…
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