Assertion: bottle | /r/HasProperty | blown
Facets:
value: with tooled finishes
type: OTHER
value: almost certainly
type: DEGREE
value: virtually always
type: DEGREE
value: partly or completely hand
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Small vent holes in a bottle mold which release pressure and gases from the mold while the bottle is being blown or expanded.
text: The bottles were produced by a method that required the use of an applied finish until well into the 20th century which is long after virtually all other bottle types were being mouth-blown with tooled finishes.
text: The bottle on the right in each picture is a mouth-blown example with a tooled finish.
text: Many bottles were still being mouth-blown and their lips formed by assorted tooling devices as late as 1915-20.
text: Battledore - A wooden paddle used to flatten portions of a bottle as it is being hand blown (Hunter 1950).
text: All bottles made before the turn of the century are partly or completely hand blown and formed.
text: If the bottle is to be hand-blown, the gaffer constantly rotates the gather to keep it from drooping while he makes the initial blow which introduces an air pocket into the gather.
text: Air venting consists of small holes drilled into the forming part of the mold - often in conjunction with other mold air passage chambers (see the Fox patent linked above) - which allow for the air inside the mold to escape quicker while the bottle was being blown and expanded.
text: These markings result from small holes drilled in the mold which allowed for the release of hot gases as the bottle was being blown and expanded.
text: Bottles with this feature are virtually always mouth-blown and not machine-made.
text: If you know your bottle is mouth-blown (aka hand-made)
text: If the embossing on a bottle is only within a separately applied blob seal similar to that shown to the right (click to enlarge), and found nowhere else on the bottle, the bottle is almost certainly mouth-blown.