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Slag glass is pressed and untempered glassware, much like depression glass. The molten glass is placed into forms and then pressed to get the right shape and emboss the surface with a pattern. During the molten stage, before pressing, glassmakers have the opportunity to add different compounds and ingredients to produce a unique effect in the glass...
Traditional slag glass gets its creamy colored streaks from something calledslag. Slag is used to refer to the by-product that shows up when various ores and metals are smelted. In this case, the slag used for marbling glass is produced when iron is heated during the production process. As molten iron cools, a silicate slag forms on top of it. This...
Slag glass was first createdin England in the 1880s as an opaque brown with white streaks from iron slag. Sowerby, a popular pressed glass manufacturer in the UK during this time frame, was the first manufacturer to start producing slag glass. They started with brown glass, but also produced purple, yellow, green, and blue. Other manufacturers quic...
Most styles of vintage glassware have a plethora of names that they go by, and slag glass is no different. As with any glass type, or art in general, different circumstances and people have adopted different names for slag glass. Some of these names can be used synonymously, but some of them have slightly different meanings that a serious collector...
Vintage slag glassis a lot more restrictive in color options than recently produced pieces are. All slag glass will be a marbled mix of some opaque color with opaque white. Older pieces will usually have a higher ratio of white within the piece as compared to modern pieces that are a little less generous on the slag. The original slag glass is brow...
Telling slag glass apart from other styles is actually quite simple. Slag glass has something that cannot be found in imperial glass, uranium glass, milk glass, depression glass, carnival glass, or any other type of vintage collector’s glassware. The white marbling pattern on slag glass is a dead giveaway. This does use the broader definition of sl...
Aug 18, 2020 · Early English Slag Glass Makers. The Sowerby firm in England filed one of the first patents for slag glass during the later years of the 1870s for their striking purple malachite glass.
Slag Glass: A short explanation. "Slag glass" is a collectors' name for opaque pressed glass with coloured streaks, usually white and/or cream streaks like this brown bugle made by George Davidson's in the North East of England in the 1890's.
Jul 28, 2020 · What Is Slag Glass Made Of? Slag glass is created by using pulverized silicate slag, an ingredient that forms on the top of molten iron as it cools down. Slag glass was originally created in the United Kingdom in the 1890s by adding this slag substance during the glass-making process.
Slag glass was made by British companies Sowerby, Davidson and Greener during the Victorian era, around the 1880's/90's, and was also produced in other European countries, most notably France.
Production of slag glass originated in late-19th-century England, where glass manufacturers are thought to have added slag from iron-smelting works to molten glass to create a range of effects—from tortoiseshell to marbling. Among other uses, slag glass was a popular material for lampshades.
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