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Uploaded by corningmuseumofglass on Jan 24, 2012
This video shows the 50th Annual Seminar on Glass session by William Gudenrath: An Investigation of Some Glass Decorating Techniques Used in Early 20th-Century American Factories. Heat-sensitive glass became very popular in the late 19th century.
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there are also borosilicate glass rods that strike while in the kiln. never seen an equivalent in soft glass.
Dierwolf2000 3 weeks ago
Thank you for posting this. Can anyone point me to commercially available color that does that attractive ruby red / white strike?
DylanBrams 4 weeks ago
Great video. Very thorough and interesting! I've used this stuff before, but have never know so much about it!
metal0artist0kyle 4 weeks ago
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there are also borosilicate glass rods that strike while in the kiln. never seen an equivalent in soft glass.
Dierwolf2000 3 weeks ago
Thank you for posting this. Can anyone point me to commercially available color that does that attractive ruby red / white strike?
DylanBrams 4 weeks ago
Great video. Very thorough and interesting! I've used this stuff before, but have never know so much about it!
metal0artist0kyle 4 weeks ago