Waterford Cruets LII.
Dublin Strawberry Cut Teapot. (Mrs. Day) LII.
Munster Moulded Teapot. (Author) LII.
Waterford Teapot, _circa_ 1783. (Mr. R. Frank) LII.
Irish Cream or Ice Pails, _circa_ 1825-35. (Mrs. McBean) LII.
Dublin Blue Glass Bowl, _circa_ 1740. (Author) LIII.
Irish Blue Glass Bowl. (Author) LIII.
Dublin Blue Glass Lace-makers' Lamps, _circa_ 1730-40. (Author) LIII.
RUBBINGS
Cutting on Waterford Canoe-shaped Bowl. (Author) LIV.
Special Cutting on "Pinched" Boat-shaped Bowl. (Author) LIV.
Fan Edge from a fine Waterford Bowl, _circa_ 1815 LIV.
"Vandyke" Cutting or "Geometrical" Design LIV.
Swag and Line Cutting, with fan edge, probably 1765 LIV.
Hobnail Cutting, late 1830 LV.
Strawberry Cutting LV.
Flat Diamond Cutting LV.
Fine "Fan" Cutting from a Waterford Decanter LV.
"Double," "Long" Diamond, or "Lozenge" Cutting LV.
Adaptations of Cutting, 1790-1835 LVI.
"Leaf," "Shallow Diamond," and "Flute" Cutting from a
Waterford Bowl LVI.
"Castellated" Edge from a Waterford Fruit Dish LVI.
"Diamond" Cutting, a rare adaptation of, _circa_ 1770 LVII.
Cuttings on Cork and Waterford Glass LVII.
Cuttings on early Waterford Glass LVIII.
"Leaf" Cutting, variation of LVIII.
Flat "Leaf" Cutting LVIII.
"Lustre" Cutting, Dublin, _circa_ 1785 LIX.
Cutting on a Cork Bowl, late eighteenth century LIX.
Star, Soft Early, _circa_ 1750 LIX.
Star, Shallow-cut, from a Waterford Dish, _circa_ 1790 LIX.
"Husk" or "Leaf" Cutting from an Irish Wine-glass,
_circa_ 1760; one of the earliest cuttings LIX.
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Dublin Wall-light, one of a pair. (Author) LX.
ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT
PAGE
Drops, Pendants, and Ornaments 6, 8, 15
Blow-pipe and Ladles for making Stars and Ornamental Pendants 9
The Stannus Crest, engraved on a Waterford bowl (see Plate XVI.) 16
PLATE II.
[Illustration:
INTERIOR OF A PRIMITIVE HAND GLASS-CUTTER'S SHED.
_From a drawing in the Author's possession._]
=THE FASCINATION OF IRISH GLASS=
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