Spectrum calls it scribed antique glass, because that's the best description of how it's made. The texture is literally scribed into the glass surface, immediately after sheet forming, while the glass is still extremely hot and pliable. The scribing system generates a meandering gyration, mimicking the hand-held motions of glass cylinder blowers. Not quite the same quality, but also not quite the same price. Especially now as Mikey's put it on sale at $3.88/ft when you buy a 24" x 24" sheet. Hurry as supply is limited...
Diary of a Demented Store Owner
Saturday, 5 May 2007
Sale on Spectrum Artique Clear
Spectrum calls it scribed antique glass, because that's the best description of how it's made. The texture is literally scribed into the glass surface, immediately after sheet forming, while the glass is still extremely hot and pliable. The scribing system generates a meandering gyration, mimicking the hand-held motions of glass cylinder blowers. Not quite the same quality, but also not quite the same price. Especially now as Mikey's put it on sale at $3.88/ft when you buy a 24" x 24" sheet. Hurry as supply is limited...
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