Site Title: The Techniques of Roman-Period Glassblowing

Contributors: William Gudenrath

Table of Contents

Director’s Foreword
Preface
How to Use This Resource
Chapter 1: Glassblowing: Its Basic Principle, Currently Understood Origin, and Some Early Processes
Chapter 2: Long-Necked Vessel Processes
Chapter 3: A Selection of Objects Based on Long-Necked Vessel Processes
Chapter 4: Short-Necked Vessel Processes and a Selection of Handle Processes
Chapter 5: Bowl and Dish Processes
Chapter 6: Beaker, Cup, and Goblet Processes
Chapter 7: Compound Objects: Processes Involving Two Conjoined Bubbles
Visual Index of Objects
Author
Acknowledgements

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Chicago “Compound Objects.” In The Techniques of Roman-Period Glassblowing. Corning, NY, USA: Corning Museum of Glass, 2024. https://romanglassblowing.cmog.org/catalogue/compound-objects/.

MLA “Compound Objects.” The Techniques of Roman-Period Glassblowing, by William Gudenrath, Corning Museum of Glass, 2024, https://romanglassblowing.cmog.org/catalogue/compound-objects/. Accessed DD Mon. YYYY.

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Compound Objects

Bowl with Conical Foot
Drinking Horn (Rhyton)
Flute with Conical Furnace-Opened Rim

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