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<p>[QUOTE="Ladybranch, post: 2482, member: 44"]<Stain...></p><p><br /></p><p>Ahhh, thank you again, Cherryhill! I posted this query before realizing you had posted a reply on my other ruby glass query with a very good description of stained glass. Again this is another excellent educational reply from you. With these replies of yours, I believe I'm finally getting it through this thick skull the difference between stain and flash. </p><p><br /></p><p>>Flashing is a process, only done on blown wares<</p><p><br /></p><p>1st grade question, does this mean this is pressed glass because it isn't flash or/and is it molded? I would have bet money this and the ruby vase were blown. Then again you were talking about flashing, which may mean stain can be on both blown and pressed??? Do remember all, I'm woefully ignorant when it comes to glass.</p><p><br /></p><p>I have pieces of ruby pressed glass, EAPG, such as "Triple Triangle" by Doyle, "O'Hara Diamond" by US Glass, "King's Crown" by Tiffin, Dakota" by Ripley, "Button Arches" by Duncan, etc. They are in my inventory as stained glass. With what you have said above about flashing only on blown, I was **right** on calling them stained - hip hip hooray!! </p><p><br /></p><p>--- Susan[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Ladybranch, post: 2482, member: 44"]<Stain...> Ahhh, thank you again, Cherryhill! I posted this query before realizing you had posted a reply on my other ruby glass query with a very good description of stained glass. Again this is another excellent educational reply from you. With these replies of yours, I believe I'm finally getting it through this thick skull the difference between stain and flash. >Flashing is a process, only done on blown wares< 1st grade question, does this mean this is pressed glass because it isn't flash or/and is it molded? I would have bet money this and the ruby vase were blown. Then again you were talking about flashing, which may mean stain can be on both blown and pressed??? Do remember all, I'm woefully ignorant when it comes to glass. I have pieces of ruby pressed glass, EAPG, such as "Triple Triangle" by Doyle, "O'Hara Diamond" by US Glass, "King's Crown" by Tiffin, Dakota" by Ripley, "Button Arches" by Duncan, etc. They are in my inventory as stained glass. With what you have said above about flashing only on blown, I was **right** on calling them stained - hip hip hooray!! --- Susan[/QUOTE]
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