lead glass
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of lead glass
First recorded in 1855–60
Example Sentences
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They maintained all the historic trim and all of the hand-carved millwork, which was done in Franklin, as well as the lead glass windows.
From Washington Times
Perhaps it felt right because of the house’s lead glass windows.
From Washington Times
Finally, a new, clear lead glass made in London gave us the objects we find in the Palace of Versailles.
From Washington Post
Televisions and monitors with cathode ray tubes are shrink-wrapped and trucked to a recycler that Tech Dump pays to handle the hazardous lead glass.
From Washington Times
Shattered lead glass was scattered about the floor.
From Washington Times
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