_Diatretum_ carving, 71-73
Dispersion of light by glass, 320, 332
Dossie, _Handmaid to the Arts_ quoted, 333 _note_, 335 _note_, 353
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Dou, Gerard, engraver on glass, 296
‘Doubled glass’ from tombs at Canosa, 46
‘Doubled glass’, German, 274-276
Dresden _Hof-kellerei_ glasses, 269
Drinking-glasses, English, 322-332
Drinking-glasses, stem or shank, 314, 323, 326-327
Drinking-glasses, form of stem, 315
Drinking-glasses, development of form, 322-323, 325
Drinking-glasses, how made, 323-324
Drinking-glasses, division of English, 324-325
Drinking-glasses, high quality of metal, 325
Drinking-glasses, the foot, 325-326
Drinking-glasses, the bowl, 327-330
Drinking-glasses, engraving on, 328-330
Drinking-glasses, inscriptions on, 329-330
Drinking-glasses, the square plinth foot, 332
Dudley, Bub, and pit-coal, 309
Dutch glass, 294-298
Dutch glass, diamond-scratched, 295-297
Dutch glass, engravings on plaques, 296
Dutch glass, engraved ‘flutes,’ 296
Dutch glass, _stip_ engraving, 297-298
Dutch glass, how done, 298
Dutch glass, prototype of English wine-glass, 298
Dutch influence on English arts, 321
Dutch school, glass in pictures of, 244, 254, 255
Edkins, glass enameller of Bristol, 335
_Églomisé, verre_, Gothic representative, 140, 142-143
_Églomisé, verre_, late Venetian, 208
_Églomisé, verre_, German type, 273-274
Egypt, coin-like discs of glass only found in, 146-147
Egypt, modern, conical lamps, 342
Egypt, modern glass found in, 342-343
Egyptian primitive glass, 19-33
Egyptian primitive glass, earliest examples, 19
Egyptian primitive glass, how made, 22-23, 24-25
Egyptian primitive glass, possible foreign origin, 23-24
Egyptian primitive glass, of XVIIIth Dynasty, 23-24
Egyptian primitive glass, source of materials, 25
Egyptian primitive glass, comparative rarity of, 26
Egyptian primitive glass, colours of, 26-29
Egyptian primitive glass, inlay, how applied, 31-32
Egyptian primitive glass, of Ptolemaic times, 32
Egyptian primitive glass, of Roman times, 32
Egyptian primitive glass, ‘fused mosaic,’ 33
Egyptian blue of ancients, 27, 56
Ehrenfeld, modern glass made at, 356
Enamelled glass from Greek tombs in Cyprus, 47
Enamelled glass of French, 237-238
Enamelled glass of Catalonia, 247-248
Enamelled glass of Germany, 264-273
Enamelling on glass, 65
Enamelling on glass, origin of art, 170
Enamelling on metal in Britain, 86
Enamels on Saracenic glass, 151-153
Enamels on Venetian glass, practical difficulties, 197-198
Enamels on Venetian glass, compared to Saracenic, 198
Enamels on Venetian glass, thinly painted enamels, 198-199
English glass, 139-140, 299-336
English glass, heavy taxes on, 10 _note_, 334
English glass, mediæval, 139-140
English glass, late development, 299
English glass, momentary pre-eminence, 299
English glass, Elizabethan period, 300-302, 308
English glass, the wine-glass of the collector, 300
English glass, Elizabethan period, what glass made, 302
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