Hedwig glass

زجاج هيدفيغ

Beakers cut in a rock-crystal style, probably Islamic-made, that turned up in medieval Central European treasuries.

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Cut glass cups in the crystal manner, like bird's-nest beads. They are probably of Islamic origin and were found in Central Europe. 1

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