A History of English and Irish Glass, Volume 1 |
Common terms and phrases
18th century advertisement æsthetic art of glass artist baluster became Beilby Bishopp bottles bowl Bristol Buckingham candlesticks Carré certainly Chiddingfold coloured glass crizzling crystal cut-glass cutting Dagnia decanters decoration diamond Dossie Dublin e.g. Plate early enamel England English glass English glassmaking engraving evidence Excise Act façon de Venise factory flint glass flint glasshouses flute flux France French furnace gadrooning German German bowls gilding glass of lead Glass Sellers Glass-sellers Company glasshouse goblet green Hartshorne important industry Ireland Irish Italian John knop later lead glass lead metal London Lorrainers Lytharge Mansell Mansell's manufacture mentioned Merret monopoly moulded Museum Nailsea Netherlands Newcastle Onesiphorus opaque ornament painting patent period porcelain probably Ravenscroft refer Roemer rummer seal seems shape shouldered stem silica specimens Stourbridge style Sussex technique trade tradition twist Venetian glass Venice verre Verzelini vessel Waterford Westropp white glass William wine-glasses workmen