The originality, brilliance and structure of table cathedral glasses can only be attained through the thorough understanding of this traditional, handcrafted technique. A quantity of molten glass is taken from the furnace, poured onto a special steel table and rolled out under a cylinder. Neither table nor roller lend structure to the glass. The typical surface structure of Lamberts table cathedral glass is created strictly by the temperature loss between the molten glass and the cool steel table and the consistency of the glass itself. Specifications and Colors Standard sheet sizes are approx.
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A special annealing process makes Lamberts table cathedral glasses extremely easy to cut. Traditionally these glasses are made in pale and off-white tints. Special colors can be made per customer s request. The hammered structure of Lamberts table cathedral glass is easy to recognize. The lower part of the sheet shows a typical crimped area.