The Corning Museum of Glass has an exhibit that will run until November 30, 2013. The exhibit is called the Glass of the Maharajahs. The pictures of the glass items are breathtaking! http://www.cmog.org/collection/exhibitions/maharajahs
European manufacturers made one of kind glass items for wealthy Indians in the mid to late 19th century. There are glass chairs and tables. Wow.
We decided that our blog should be fun and informative about glass and anything else that interests us. If you have questions on glass repair or have a repair contact us via email,text,or this blog, as we provide a service repairing antique and collectible glass, crystal, and china. We offer quality work, reasonable prices, professional standards and two old-fashioned words that have not lost their meaning for us... Honesty and Integrity
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