Flint Glass is a high-quality lead glass developed in Britain during the seventeenth century, renowned for its exceptional clarity, brilliance and ability to be finely cut and engraved. Widely used for fine drinking glasses, chandeliers and decorative objects, flint glass became synonymous with luxury glassmaking. Antique examples are admired for their sparkle, elegance and craftsmanship.
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