Le Verre et le Cristal by Jules Henrivaux and A. Riche, originally published in 1897, is a comprehensive study of glass and crystal production. This historical text delves into the techniques and processes involved in glassmaking, offering insights into the practices of the late 19th century. The book provides detailed explanations of the materials used, the methods of shaping and decorating glass, and the scientific principles underlying these processes.
A notable addition is a chapter dedicated to the legislation and hygiene of glass factories, reflecting the social and industrial concerns of the time. This section offers a unique perspective on the working conditions and regulatory environment of the glass industry during this era. "Le Verre et le Cristal" is an invaluable resource for historians, artisans, and anyone interested in the history of technology and the decorative arts.
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