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Non-Fusible Sheet Glass
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Spectrum glass is noted for its highly consistent quality and very competitive pricing. We offer the complete selection, with inventory restocked monthly. Check fusible glass section for Spectrum's line of COE 96 glass. |
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As one of the oldest manufacturers of stained glass in the U.S., Kokomo Opalescent Glass produces glass that is frequently called upon for restoration or antique reproductions. |
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Mottled, handrolled glass in a variety of 2 and 3 color combinations with wispy backgrounds that produce beautiful 3-dimentional effects. |
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Founded in 1976, Youghiogheny Glass offers handcrafted opalescent glasses, including quality reproduction stained glass with beautiful color combinations and a unique line of Stipple glass. |
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Traditional machine rolled glass from over a century-old factory in West Virginia. Wissmach produces a wide variety of opalescents, cathedrals and textures that is competitively priced. |
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Uroboros produces a distinctive line of hand rolled glasses in various color combinations and textures that are particularly suitable for Tiffany reproduction lampshades and exotic windows. Check fusible glass section for Uroboros' line of COE 90 and 96 products. |
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Located in Seattle, Washington, Fremont produces some of the most unique and sought after mouthblown glasses in the world, including opal flashes and ribbed patterns in distinctive colors. Excellent cuttability and beautiful refractive qualities. |
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German New Antique (GNA) is a machine made version of hand blown antique. GNA exibits a subtle pattern similar to the surface of antique glass. Very popular due to its extremely even thickness, excellent color control and high brilliance. |
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This venerable French factory is noted for its uniform quality, superb flashes and dazzling streakies. St. Just also produces mouthblown antique, crackle and reamy textures. |
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Clear patterned glass from worldwide manufacturers for a variety of applications. |
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