mosaic glass

noun

1. glass having a polychrome pattern made by fusing colors or variously colored canes, rods, strips, or squares together.

Example Sentences

It is one characteristic of enamelled windows that they do not mellow with age, like mosaic glass, but only get shabby.

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In fact they are really mosaic glass—so rare a thing by this time that the windows are probably of their kind unique.

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Even in figure work, much might be done for clerestory and other distant work, at all events, in pure mosaic glass.

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To appreciate at its full value the stronger colour of the Early mosaic glass one must cross the Channel.

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Mosaic glass is designed, it was said above, with a view to glazing.

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