Glass: A Pocket Dictionary Of Terms Commonly Used - Corning ...

l Lacy
pared from antimony, used in many parts of the islamic
world to darken the eyelids.
Krateriskos (from Greek, “small mixing bowl”): A small
vessel with a wide mouth and body, and a foot. The term
is often used to describe certain core-formed Egyptian
vessels of the second millennium b.C.
Krautstrunk (German, “cabbage stalk”): A type of beaker
with a cup-shaped mouth and a cylindrical or barrelshaped
body decorated with prunts, made in Germany
between the 15th and 17th centuries. it was the forerunner
of the Römer.
Kunckel red: See Gold ruby.
Kurfürsten Humpen (German, “electors beaker”):
A Humpen decorated with images of the Holy roman
emperor and the seven electors of the empire.
Kuttrolf (German): A flask with the neck divided into two
or more tubes. The Kuttrolf, which has roman antecedents,
was produced by German glassworkers in the later
Middle Ages; it is also found among venetian and façon
de Venise glasses of
the 16th and 17th centuries.
mosaic glass: See
Network mosaic glass.
Lacy-pattern glass:
nineteenth-century
pressed glass whose
patterns include extensive
stippling to
Lacy-pattern tray. U.S., about
1830–1845. L. 23.8 cm.
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