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Stained glass; a handbook on the art of stained and painted glass, its origin and development from the time of Charlemagne to its decadence (850-1650 A. D.) (1922)

Werck, Alfred · New York : N. L. Brown · leaf 118

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the same quality, namelythe so-called silver Stain, a clear andindelible yellow, varying from palelemon to deep orange. When and bywhom this discovery had been made, hasremained a secret. The Abrasion of Flashed Glass The second invention, the abrasionof flashed glass, consisted in the abra-sion in… … The presentation of Christ in the temple.French glass, middle of Fourteenth Cen-tury. About 1360. The Middle Period white glass, while colored glass properis being colored all through and isknown by the name of pot metal. Bychipping with a burin (an instrumentused in engraving) or by grinding…

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