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Old 2018-02-23, 2:41pm
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Default What is this glass

This is some glass that I probably bought 10 years ago that I want to sell but I don’t know what it is. I think it is COE 96. I bought it in big chunks and broke it up myself


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Old 2018-02-24, 9:18pm
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reichenbach?
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Old 2018-02-24, 9:37pm
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Or even possibly Zimmerman if it was 10 years ago. The lower left looks an awful lot like Z99
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Old 2018-02-25, 8:15am
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Blowing rod chunks. The lower right looks like Raku.
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The other ones might be some of the Reichenbach Iris colors. We didn't have much in the way of reduction glass back then.
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If it’s raku... did Reichenbach have purple rose at the same time as Z-99?

I’d say if that’s the case, the other could be iris blue.
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If it’s raku... did Reichenbach have purple rose at the same time as Z-99?
No, but some vendors carried both Zimmermann and Reichenbach colors.

The purple glass could also be one of the Reichenbach purples or violets.
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