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The Art Of Glass-new Pinter Light And Eyes Were NotThis Is The First Of A Series Of Volumes Edited By Professor M. Cable Illustrating Progress In Understanding Glass Making From The 17Th Century To The Early Part Of The 19Th. Known As The World'S Most Famous Book On Glassmaking, It Was First Published, In Italian, In 1612, As L'Arte Vetraria By Antonio Neri Who Claimed To Have Experience Of Glassmaking In Several Countries And Described The Best Practice Of That Time, Particularly In Making Coloured