| Lace
(also called filigree, gauze, muslin, upset muslin) |
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White or colored glass threads spiraled around
a clear rod; used in short segments to form a paperweight ground.
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| Lamp |
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See blowtorch
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| Lampwork |
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v. The manipulation of glass with a
gas burner or torch; also the process of creating representational
paperweight subjects.
n. Paperweight inclusions, such as flowers, insects and reptiles
that are created petal by petal, leaf by leaf, stripe by stripe and spot by
spot, at a small gas burner or torch, prior to being encased in glass.
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| Latticinio |
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A lacy backdrop created from white and clear glass. Lace is
uniformly chaotic, whereas latticinio is a basketweave pattern.
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| Lattimo |
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Opaque, white milk glass.
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