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Rick Strini - Luster Glass Master
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Luster Glass has always been rare and coveted. In the late 1920s, when
Tiffany & Co. decided to discontinue their line of art glass and Steuben
Glass was sold to Corning Glass, the ability to make prized, luminous,
hand-blown Luster Glass was lost. The process had been so secretive and
segmented that no one person knew how to do everything to make a finished
lustrous piece.
The method of making Luster Glass has been rediscovered by
Master glass blower, Rick Strini, who is one of the very select few who have
perfected this lost art form. His pieces have been celebrated and showcased at
the Smithsonian Institution, de Young Museum, the White House under Clinton’s
administration and in many prestigious catalogues.
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