The Glassware Department
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" High color " is the pink tinge from manganese.
" Low color " is the green tinge from iron.
Glass may be imperfectly formed or it may be poorly finished.
Cut glass should not be cut too deeply and the edges, 46 GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT while clear and sharp to the eye, should not be knife- edged or rough to handle.
Differences in Glass Lead glass is heavier and more brilliant than lime glass, but the difference is not always apparent to the untrained buyer or salesperson.
Pressed glass has a dull ...finish as the result of the chilling given the hot molten glass, or " metal," as it is called, by the mold. This may be removed by re- heating, and the " fire polish " is restored to all good pressed glass.
Colored or decorated glass is subject to many acci- dents in fusing or firing the color.
Defective articles are usually discarded by the manu- facturer to be sold as seconds, or, if too imperfect, to be remelted and formed again.
Chapter V BOTTLES AND OTHER SPECIAL FORMS OF GLASS Bottle-Making Bottles were among the earliest forms of glass ves- sels, and bottle-making is still a special division of the industry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" High color " is the pink tinge from manganese.
" Low color " is the green tinge from iron.
Glass may be imperfectly formed or it may be poorly finished.
Cut glass should not be cut too deeply and the edges, 46 GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT while clear and sharp to the eye, should not be knife- edged or rough to handle.
Differences in Glass Lead glass is heavier and more brilliant than lime glass, but the difference is not always apparent to the untrained buyer or salesperson.
Pressed glass has a dull ...finish as the result of the chilling given the hot molten glass, or " metal," as it is called, by the mold. This may be removed by re- heating, and the " fire polish " is restored to all good pressed glass.
Colored or decorated glass is subject to many acci- dents in fusing or firing the color.
Defective articles are usually discarded by the manu- facturer to be sold as seconds, or, if too imperfect, to be remelted and formed again.
Chapter V BOTTLES AND OTHER SPECIAL FORMS OF GLASS Bottle-Making Bottles were among the earliest forms of glass ves- sels, and bottle-making is still a special division of the industry.
What to read after The Glassware Department?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lehmann, Mary Augusta, 1883- to read onlineMoreLess
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