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  • fish of core-made glass
    glassware
    / Venice and the façon de Venise

    …diamond point, often supplemented by cold painting (i.e., unfired oil—or other paint applied to a finished object), was favoured in alternating broad and narrow upright panels containing symmetrical scrollwork or coats of arms and other devices. Almost equally stiff and formal diamond-point work is to be seen on glasses probably…

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    …diamond point, often supplemented by cold painting (i.e., unfired oil—or other paint applied to a finished object), was favoured in alternating broad and narrow upright panels containing symmetrical scrollwork or coats of arms and other devices. Almost equally stiff and formal diamond-point work is to be seen on glasses probably…

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