cut glass
101Steuben Glass Works — is an American art glass manufacturer, founded in the summer of 1903 by Fredrick C. Carder and Thomas G. Hawkes in Corning, New York. Hawkes was the owner of the largest cut glass firm then operating in Corning. Carder was an Englishman (born 18… …
102Moser (glass company) — Wine glass from Moser company Glasses by Mo …
103Corning Museum of Glass — Das Corning Museum of Glass …
104pressed glass — molded glass that has been shaped or given its pattern, while molten, by the action of a plunger thrust into the mold. [1865 70] * * * glassware produced by mechanically pressing molten glass into a plain or engraved mold by means of a… …
105Hedwig glass — Egyptian made glass of the 11th or 12th century, of which only 12 known examples exist; they are among the last cut glass produced in the East. Their designs of stylized lions and griffins among palm leaves are cut in high relief, a technique… …
106flint glass — a highly refractive glass in which calcium has been replaced in large part by lead; used for lenses and prisms and in the manufacture of cut glass …
107engraved glass — noun : glass ornamented with intaglio cutting that is usually left unpolished compare cut glass …
108crystal glass — /krɪstl ˈglas/ (say kristl glahs) noun → cut glass …
109baccarat glass — “ noun Usage: usually capitalized B Etymology: from Baccarat, a trademark : fine blown, molded, and cut glass made at Baccarat, France, from 1765 to the present time …
110mosaic glass — glass having a polychrome pattern made by fusing colors or variously colored canes, rods, strips, or squares together. * * * ▪ decorative arts glassware made by fusing together pieces of diversely coloured glass. The earliest known… …
