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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Cherryhill, post: 129312, member: 70&quot;]Given that it is red on top and canary (some call it Vaseline) on the bottom, it may be called Rubina Verde, it fits the description.</p><p>There are a small number of ways the red could have been put there, one is by inserting the canary gather in a ring of red glass and inflating it to seal the two colors together, another by a die-away process where the gather is dipped&nbsp; in (cased in) red glass and the green heated and blown stretching the red very thin. There are probably other ways, too. I&#039;m a student of glass, not an artist with it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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