THE “STOURBRIDGE” CUTTING
The Stourbridge glass-cutters, on the other hand, rather over-did and abused the deep, regular, machine-like repetition of the “diamond” and the “hob-nail” and the “pomegranate.” Sometimes, however, the cutting was flat and flowing, and a festoon-like, hung-tapestry-like form may be seen.
(1 AND 2) WATERFORD, AND (3) STOURBRIDGE CUT-GLASS BOWLS