Cut glass came in tons of gorgeous styles over the years, some dating back more than a century. A few candle holders are named patterns by famous manufacturers, but in many cases, the designs don ...

Cut-glass patterns have a way of being shared among many factories. We look for design; simple or elaborate, reflection of light and possible engravings. American Brillant cut glass began in the ...

If you’ve recently been passed down a family member’s glassware collection, you might be curious about some of the pieces with intricate designs. Grandma might have called her catalog her crystal, but ...

Q. This is a photo of a cut glass tankard that we have. It is in very good condition. It has a scalloped saw-toothed edge and a notched handle, and it stands 6 inches tall. After closely examining ...

In the foreground, two artisans engage in "waridashi" work of marking glass, while others cut patterns into glass at the back, at Edo Kiriko workshop Hanashyo in Tokyo's Koto Ward on March 11, 2020.

In English, edo-kiriko literally means “cut glass from Edo”: Edo is an old name for Tokyo, and kiriko is the name of the cutting technique. “Edo-kiriko is a brand name, a label given by the ...

History: Warsaw Cut Glass traces its roots to 1911, when Chicago’s Johnson-Carlson Cut Glass Co. met with the Warsaw Chamber of Commerce to expand the ...

However, the cut of the glass pane can make this difficult: With conventional processes, only straight cuts are possible. Yet a newly-developed method makes it possible to apply any cutting technique.

Question: Last year, I inherited a large collection of old cut glass. One item is a heavy-cut, two-piece, 10-inch round, flat plate with a matching dome top marked “Dorflinger 50.” ...