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GLASSMAKING, 18th CENTURY. A ladle of molten glass, ready to pour for the manufacture of plate glass, is pulled out of the furnace onto a carriage: line engraving, French, 18th century

GLASSMAKING, 18th CENTURY. A ladle of molten glass, ready to pour for the manufacture of plate glass, is pulled out of the furnace onto a carriage: line engraving, French, 18th century


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GLASSMAKING, 18th CENTURY. A ladle of molten glass, ready to pour for the manufacture of plate glass, is pulled out of the furnace onto a carriage: line engraving, French, 18th century

GLASSMAKING, 18th CENTURY.
A ladle of molten glass, ready to pour for the manufacture of plate glass, is pulled out of the furnace onto a carriage: line engraving, French, 18th century

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Cast Colonial Industry Craftsman Furnace Glass Glass Making Maker Making Oven


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This print from the 18th century takes us back in time to witness the intricate art of glassmaking. In this line engraving, we are transported to a French workshop where skilled craftsmen meticulously create plate glass. The focal point of the image is a ladle filled with molten glass, shimmering and glowing with intense heat. As we observe, a worker carefully pulls the ladle out of a fiery furnace using great precision and caution. The molten glass seems almost alive as it flows gracefully into the waiting carriage nearby. This crucial step marks the beginning of an elaborate process that will ultimately transform this liquid material into exquisite pieces of plate glass. The scene captures not only the technical aspects but also reveals glimpses of human labor and collaboration. Surrounding the furnace are other workers engrossed in their tasks, each contributing their expertise to ensure perfection in every piece created. This line engraving provides us with a remarkable insight into an essential industry during colonial times - one that required immense skill, dedication, and teamwork. It serves as a testament to both artistic craftsmanship and technological advancements achieved during this period. Thanks to The Granger Collection's preservation efforts, we can now appreciate this historical snapshot that showcases France's rich heritage in glassmaking during the 18th century.

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