Amberina: The New England glass company's parti-colored art glass

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Objects made in the authentic Amberina style are made from a batch of amber glass chemistry to which a small quantity of soluble gold is added. The defining characteristics of the finest Plated Amberina are the shade of golden yellow in the base of the object to a rich fuchsia-red at the top, the ware has a creamy opal lining which frequently shows a delicate, almost unperceivable, tint of blue and the most notable features is the series of vertical ribs on the outer surface.

Engineering Services, Flat glass, Engineering for Glass & Ceramic Plants, Glass industry, Cover story, Industry overview

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Luxury boxes for vanity and pleasure

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The ritual of producing and opening a grandly ornate box with discreet gestures and flourishes became as much as ceremony as the actual sniffing of the exotic powders. The enameled transparent cranberry and amber glass boxes are undoubtedly from the Moser glass decorating shop, and the iridescent art glass box is of the quality and style of the Loetz glass factory.

Snuff boxes and bottles

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Let's call it Peachblow

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The Art Glass that was known as Coral, Peach Skin, Peach Blow, Peach Bloom and Wild Rose during its days of introduction to the market, circa 1986 is widely known as Peach Blow. The distinguishing characteristics of Peachblow wares made by the several glass manufacturers are illustrated.

Other Pressed and Blown Glass and Glassware Manufacturing, Pressed and blown glass, not elsewhere classified, Art Glassware, Glassware, Art glass

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