American brilliant period cut glass 1875-1915. Vol. 3, The buying game [videorecording] / Sentimental Journey Antiques ; written and produced by Dean and Sharon DeOgny.

Title: 
American brilliant period cut glass 1875-1915. Vol. 3, The buying game [videorecording] / Sentimental Journey Antiques ; written and produced by Dean and Sharon DeOgny.

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Publisher: 
Minneapolis, Minn. : Sentimental Journey Antiques, c1994.
Description: 
1 videocassette (76 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
1 videodisc (76 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
Other Authors: 
DeOgny, Dean.
DeOgny, Sharon.
Sentimental Journey Antiques.
Format of Material: 
Video
Subjects: 
Cut glass United States.
Cut glass Collectors and collecting.
Cut glass United States Patterns.
Bib ID: 
62788
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Location: 
Audio/Video Collection
Call Number: 
American brilliant period cut glass 1875-1915. Vol. 3: the buying game
Holdings Note: 
VHS
Location: 
Audio/Video Collection
Call Number: 
American brilliant period cut glass 1875-1915. Vol. 3: the buying game
Holdings Note: 
DVD Digitized Preservation Copy
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Variant Title: 
Buying game
Notes: 
1 of 4 tapes produced by Dean and Sharon DeOgny, intended to educate as well as display cut glass their antique store was offering for sale.
Videotaped by Vincent Cuchel Video Productions.
Presenter, Dean DeOgny.
Information presented by Dean DeOgny of Sentimental Journey Antiques, on how to evaluate American brilliant cut glass, from the period 1875-1915. He includes information on signatures, pattern designs, names, acid polishing, stoppers, examining for cracks and annealing marks, blown and figured blanks, etc.
VHS.
DVD.
Jane Spillman disagrees with some of the information on acid dipping and acid stamps.