| Cabbage rose |
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A Clichy rose composed of
cabbage like strands of glass that may have been formed in a rose-cane
mold |
| Cameo |
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See sulphide
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Cameo incrustation
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Any type of sulphide object.
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| Candy |
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Denotes a scrambled millefiori paperweight.
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Cane
(or floret) |
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A small piece
of molded or bundled glass rod that has been pulled out so an intricate
pattern appears in cross section.
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| Carpet ground |
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An overall pattern of identical millefiori
canes used as a ground.
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Chaplet bead
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A twist of latticinio thread.
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| Chequer weight |
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A paperweight in which the millefiori
canes are separated by short lengths of latticinio twists in a checkerboard
fashion.
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| Choufleur |
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From the French for cauliflower;a kind of
ground made up of canes set loosely and with a twist. See also ground.
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| Chrysoprase |
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Apple green in color.
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| Cinquefoil |
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A garland of canes having five loops.
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