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An updated version of Pina's 1993 book, produced by Schiffer Book for Collectors.

Fifties Glass (Dec 2000) by Leslie A Pina.Great illustrations and explanations including in particular Italian and Scandinavian versions of bubble glass. Fifties Glass (March 1993) by Leslie A.Blenko: Cool '50s & '60s Glass (2000) by Leslie A.Whitefriars Glass: James Powell & Sons of London(Sept 1996) by Wendy Evans, Catherine Ross and Alex Werner.Whitefriars Glass: The Art of James Powell & Sons.20th Century Factory Glass (June 2000) by Lesley Jackson.Click on the book covers or titles to read more about that book. Pair of Organic Crackled Amethyst Glass Vases Large Vase: 12.5' Diameter x 14' Tall Medium Vase: 10.25' Diameter x 11.25' Tall Also available individually, please contact for. So far as I know there are no books that only cover bubble glass, but the following books include plenty of pictures and information about bubble glass. click here to see what examples of bubble glass are currently for sale on ebay.

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Between 19 Erickson Freehand Glass of Ohio made bowls with regular rows of bubbles, and also a series of bowls and jugs surmounted on spherical clear glass paperweights with all-over bubble patterns.There are undoubtedly many more glassmakers who have produced bubble glass. In the 1950's Blenko Glass made a series of small bowls and ashtrays with patterns of bubbles in rows. The Kosta factory in Sweden also produced bubble glass designs in the 1950's and the two shown above on the left are from Japan. Paperweight bubble vases were produced in many colours in Sweden, some labelled ASEDA, Sweden. Italian glass from Murano was produced with bullicante patterns within all kinds of glass objects, from birds and fish and fruit to bowls and dishes, over a long period from the 1930's. James Powell's Whitefriars Glassworks produced a whole series of designs with symetrical bubble patterns from the mid-1940's through the 1950's (examples on the left). The Italian name for glass with a regular pattern of air bubbles is 'bullicante'. Tools with rows of spikes have been invented by glassmakers to produce a stream of such bubbles in a line, or a pattern of regular bubbles like those in the picture on the left. Single bubbles may be pushed into molten glass with a spike, making an internal sphere which looks silvered when the glass cools. The Italian name for the kind of glass with random bubbles is 'pulegoso'. This effect can be achieved by adding chemicals to the glass batch which react to produce random air bubbles during the melting process. They may be random bubbles incorporated into the glass to give it an 'ancient' appearance as in 'Clutha' glass made by James Couper and Sons of Glasgow towards the end of the nineteenth century. Good quality art glass will have only a few, apart from those that are part of the design.īubbles as a decorative technique have been used by almost every glassmaker at some stage. Hand made glass nearly always has a few small bubbles. Bubble Glass from theīubbles can occur in glass either because the glass-maker intends it, as part of the design, or because the techniques used were so crude that bubbles remain, as sometimes found in very old glass or in the work of novice glassmakers. Be it tapered or straight, clear or colored, these glass cylinder vases wholesale are crafted with quality in mind.Bubble Glass information from the Glass Encyclopedia. With every glass cylinder vase we offer, we are confident that we can match your vision in both design and affordability. There can be no better option if you’re looking for the perfect combination of inexpensive elegance and functionality. Our glass cylinder vase collection contains a huge variety of widths and heights of glass cylinder vases that can work with nearly every imaginable design of floral or candle arrangements.

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