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"Pontil"
Keywords:
glassmaking
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rod
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molten
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bottle
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Related Terms:
Punty
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Marver
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Gathering
,
Marvering
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Pontil mark
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Gather
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Blown glass
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Millefiori
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Pressed glass
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Stringer
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Cloisonn
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Cane
,
Pâte de verre
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Planishing
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Sulphide
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Prunt
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Champlevé
,
Leaded glass
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Smalti
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Filigrana
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Frit
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Rod
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Spacers
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Vial
,
Beads
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Came
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Caming
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Flashing
,
Glazed tile
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Block
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Beaker
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Glass
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Champlev
,
Overglaze
,
Mandrel
,
Spacer
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Float glass
,
Cloisonné
,
Tempered glass
,
Underglaze decoration
,
Liner
,
Glazing compound
,
Enameling
,
Drawing
,
Underglaze
,
Wire glass
,
Plaster
,
Glass cutter
,
Putty
,
Muller
a rod used in glassmaking to hold the glass while it was being worked on; may leave a mark on the glass called a pontil mark
discoveringbristol.org.uk
An iron rod used in glassmaking. With a small lump of molten glass on the end, the pontil was stuck to an article while the blowing iron was removed. When the pontil was finally broken away, it would leave a scar, called the pontil mark.
antiqueweek.com
Solid iron rod used to hold the glass after being transferred from the blowing iron.
iaa.bham.ac.uk
a circular area on the very bottom of a bottle
pacglass.com
an iron rod used for gathering glass.
trp.dundee.ac.uk
a long solid or hollow rod used to hold the bottle during the finishing process. IGCB
cowtown.net
A solid metal shaft which adheres to molten glass providing the glass worker with a handle with which to physically shape and work the glass
fletcher-terry.com
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Keywords:
pontee
Same as Pontee.
ftp.uga.edu