An Antiques Roadshow guest was left stunned when her £1 car boot sale find was revealed to be worth a staggering amount of money. The woman, from Ayrshire, brought the small glass vase onto the BBC ...

The earliest known use of blown glass is attributed to the Phoenicians ... which requires large furnaces, this torch-based method allows for smaller-scale creation – even at home.

Fortunately, in the last two years, no crafts have become extinct in the UK and some have even been assigned 'resurgent' status - including mouth-blown flat glass which was thought to have been ...

A: Have you ever blown through a straw into a glass or carton of milk? Remember the great bubbles that resulted? Your mother or teacher came by to tell you to stop being a nuisance. But sometimes ...

The vessels are made from cut glass "Each vase in the Magnus ... crafted at Moser's workshop in Karlovy Vary using artisanal methods including hand blowing, surface cutting, melting and colour ...

Different methods of making traditional glass are three ways: blowing, mold-bowling, and pressing. To produce glass with the blowing technique (free-blowing) at first, the raw materials of glass, ...

Yes, I’m that person, but in an effort to class my home, I decided it was high time to actually remove all of the stickers from the bottoms of things like dishes, glass jars, and the like. How best to ...

"Since the colored glass must be heated repeatedly, and the blowing process needs to be done ... patent holder for the jiyouhuang production method, and the craft was named a provincial intangible ...

The old-school method causes something called “thermal shock,” which weakens the glass and can even cause ... turn your engine and air con on, blowing warm air towards the windscreen.

The traditional method of producing the beads by heating and blowing air into delicate glass tubes has been practiced in the village of Ponikla since the 1870s according to Barbora Kulhava ...

it is a difficult if not impossible thing to get any instruction in glass-blowing; and, as a result, the great bulk of chemical students are as dependent on the dealers in glass ware as the bulk ...