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<p>Admin moved page <a href="/Types_of_Glass" class="mw-redirect" title="Types of Glass">Types of Glass</a> to <a href="/Glass_Types" title="Glass Types">Glass Types</a>: Page rename to fit other page naming schemes</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>There&#039;s lots of types of glass thus this page lists all the types of glass there are and a simple description with an example image. Refer to each page for more information about specifics about that glass.<br /> <br /> <br /> This page does not contain any [[Glass Coatings]], [[Glass Manufacturing Methods]], [[Glass Textures]] or [[Glass Product Names]] provided by manufacturers. Refer to the individual pages for those.<br /> <br /> * [[Cathedral Glass]] - Typically single color see through glass though sometimes people will refer to anything see through as cathedreal.<br /> * [[Opalescent Glass]] - Glass that partly to mostly blocks the view through the glass but still transmits light.<br /> * [[Opaque Glass]] - Completely or near completely blocks the light from passing through the glass.<br /> * [[Ring Mottled Glass]] - Also commonly referred to [[Ring Mottled Glass|Mottled Glass]] this glass is named after the colored rings and mottling that forms during the cooling process.<br /> * [[Aventurine Glass]] - Simply glass that has glitter like metallic flakes within the glass, does not contain mica.<br /> * [[Drapery Glass]] - Glass that has been rolled flat and then scrunched back up to look like folds of cloth.<br /> * [[Wikipedia:Lead glass|Crystal]] - Can also be called [[Lead Crystal]] or [[Leaded Glass]] Specifically clear glass with a high lead content.<br /> * [[Stipple Glass]] - Semi-transparent glass with a waxy look to it.<br /> * [[Collage Glass]] - Bits of very thin glass added to the top of a base glass and pressed into it to attach them. Can also be called [[Streamer Glass]], [[Fracture Glass]] or [[Streamer-Fracture Glass]] depending on the specific glass bits attached.</div>

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