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Reed and Barton Silverware: An Exquisite Addition to Your Dining Experience

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Their commitment to quality shines through in every piece they create, from intricately designed forks and spoons to elegantly crafted serving sets. Established in 1824 in Taunton, Massachusetts, the company has a rich history of innovation and dedication to quality.

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Champagne Glass History: How Shape Affects Taste

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Shortly after, in 1674, the invention of lead glass by George Ravenscroft changed the art of glassmaking forever. Set of eight crystal engraved and gilded champagne glasses , offered on September 5, 2015 via Galartis. Yet, aside from a period of Art Deco influence on decorative motifs (1925–1930), there is no single dominant style.

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Art and Science Collide: The Beauty of Scientific Instruments Through the Ages

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Not merely ingenious tools of precision and accuracy, these instruments are also celebrated for their artistic qualities. Ancient Astrolabe Elaborately engraved and intricately designed, astrolabes were at the forefront of science in ancient times, as they connected curious stargazers to the world around them.

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Loetz Glassware Epitomizes Art Nouveau Elegance

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With its innovative designs and iridescent beauty, Loetz glassware is the pinnacle of art nouveau craftsmanship. Though the company produced quality art glass decades before the art nouveau movement, its most dazzling masterpieces emerged during that period.

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Aquamarine in Fine and Faux Jewelry

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Antique Jewelry Featuring Aquamarine Just how far do aquamarines go back in jewelry history? Carvers in ancient Greece and Rome used them to create intaglios and for engravings for jewelry. Many of those pieces fall into the antique category since theyre over one hundred years old. Roosevelt Presidential Library.

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