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Blown three-mold glass

Glass Dictionary

Blown three-mold glass

Glassware made in America between about 1815 and 1835 that was blown in a fullsize mold that (despite the popular name) consisted of between two and five pieces.

Artwork Examples: 
Footed Bowl

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