Cut Glass? Pressed Glass? How to Tell the Difference

Have you ever wanted to know how to tell the difference between cut glass and pressed glass, or European cut glass and American cut glass? Paul Kirk, noted glass author, historian, and lecturer, recorded this online seminar to tell you how to discern the differences. You'll be an expert before you know it! If you are a lover of glass, newbie to advanced, who seeks accurate IDs, accurate up-to-date research and accurate information-filled tutorials/videos, you will want to join my glass Patreon. $5 a month for a glass education could save you a lot of money and frustration. New videos and posts will continue to be added.   / glassguypaul   Subscribe to Paul's YouTube channel and click on the bell icon to be notified of upcoming presentations. A PayPal tip jar is open at https://paypal.me/fiddlerpaul71?local... About Paul: Paul Kirk has written many articles for All About Glass, the quarterly publication of the Museum of American Glass in West Virginia as well as for the Early American Pattern Glass Society's NewsJournal. His book, Homestead Glass Works: Bryce, Higbee & Company, 1879-1907 was published by Schiffer, Ltd. in 2016 and has received rave reviews. He has lectured about antiques and glassware at the Heinz History Center, for the Western Reserve American Glass Club, MAGWV, Berea Historical Society as well as for other groups.