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Publisher: Bharatiya Kala Prakashan |
| Author: EDWARD DILLON | |
| Language: English | |
| Pages: 205 (Throughout Color and Black and White Illustrations) | |
| Cover: HARDCOVER | |
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11.50 X 9.00 inch |
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Weight 1.10 kg |
| Edition: 2005 | |
| ISBN: 8180900495 | |
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UAP776 |
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The book mainly focuses attention on the following aspects. In the introductory part, a brief review Glass is a substance in so many ways connected with the conveniences and amenities of our daily life and the word calls up so many varied associations, that I must here at the very beginning make clear with what a comparatively small proportion of the manifold applications of the substance I have to deal with. We have at hand in the British Museum a collection of glass that has no rival elsewhere; only second to it is the collection at South Kensington. It is in these collections that the history of glass must be studied. I have, from time to time, in the following pages called attention to the most remarkable examples. I hope that what I have said may assist the student in threading his work through what is a rather complicated history. Glass is an important substance and is manufactured from various ingredients. In India it is known from the hoary past.
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