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The Art journal (1849)

London : George Virtue · leaf 448

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GLASS CARVING AS AN ART, saved from drooping, and as it stiffens is found “ true.” An OF "lass engraving as an art we treated last ; it is now our task to throw some light on the equally interest¬ iron rod called jnmt or j)ontil tipped with a small piece of ing subject of glass carring. At one time… … before the puce lining was reached all over. The ground of have reached its zenith. Iig. I. — ''Indian Cress" Vase. Messrs. Stevens and Williams. an article seldom comes out clean and free from traces of the Perhaps it is to the later superposing colour, and in this the white had to be cleared…

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