Wineglass with Coin in Stem

[@LordDice1]

I never thought to trap something inside a stem before. Definitely going to add this technique. Thanks as usual for the great videos.

[@wizewizard1840]

I just love this commentator in these videos. He's got a perfect voice for it.

[@ellenmurphy2150]

These skilled crafts people make working with glass look sooooo easy!

[@jhb1493]

There's a word for someone who out of fire and air and sand can create a marvel - wizard!

[@sarahallen6333]

His voice is beyond soothing

[@ATMAtim]

Beautiful work. I love the captured coin.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@elliealicia4569]

I don't know why but these are pretty satisfying

[@Fungu76]

Ellie alicia yes

[@donweinshankcomment]

Ellie alicia ill

[@martinrom1392]

somehow i got addicted to these videos xD

[@ciarasullivan1585]

Martin Rom exactly like how

[@NekkidNinjaBabe]

Would really love a nice shot of the finished peice at the end of the video as well.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

+nekkidninjababe Thanks for this feedback. There's a great photo of the full object in the online resource renvenetian.cmog.org/object/wineglass-coin-stem and also at the beginning of the video. Thanks for watching!

[@trinidiedwards7962]

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[@jyothirmayin8346]

How beautifully and carefully he did this.hatsoff

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@charlieraven6342]

"Both attractive and strong." Same

[@yayalu8650]

I find these much more beautiful than the colorful spotted weird glasses.

[@Krishna41414]

This is very beautiful

[@SamChaneyProductions]

Amazing, but why not just use an actual coin? it would be a lot more appealing and aesthetically pleasing

[@chibi2351]

Sam Chaney I think it’s cause it’ll melt or something. Also I really hate how coin sounds on glass.

[@vickierayhill4637]

The narrator said it was a "silver" dish to represent a coin of the 16-17th century. If they had used a modern coin, which don't contain real silver, perhaps it would have oxidized or discolored in the heat? Or modern coins arent small and thin enough (even a dime would seem too clunky) to make a delightful tinkle in the glass stem.

[@LordDice1]

Possibly just for the demo?

[@Ghostrunner55]

it is a museum...

[@vixiki]

They went to the trouble of using renaissance methods, they could have pressed their own coin...

[@marshacreary2442]

Fascinating

[@snoopdog68]

Thats it! I want a hot shop along with my lampworking studio.

[@saidzikri9213]

mike t jbvbbn

[@lacemilks]

Perfect. ❤️

[@nicolestowe8448]

since copper is compadable with coe 96, could I use a penny as long as it's pre 1837?

[@RUthebuttoneyedcat]

I KNOW I WANT TO BE ONE WHEN IM OLD ENOUGH

[@xxMusicSTCxx]

But there are a small hole on the glass when the coin drop

[@radiator7365]

The narrator sounds kinda like the guy from lofty pursuits

[@aarizkhan3365]

My wish to see this real

[@niekmorenta4992]

Who narrates these videos? It sounds like Jim Parsons, but I can't imagine it's actually him.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

William Gudenrath - he's in the video www.cmog.org/bio/william-gudenrath

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for this feedback. There's a great photo of the full object in the online resource renvenetian.cmog.org/object/wineglass-coin-stem and also at the beginning of the video. Thanks for watching!

[@breakingtoast2255]

who ever it us actually explains the process professionally

[@busystudying6711]

That's what I thought!

[@angtamnguyen7444]

perfect :)

[@fokhrunnesafakhrunnisa1558]

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[@mattwebodine1877]

Morne informations of murano wine glasses and goblets at: www.mademuranoglass.com/en/news-en/207-murano-wine-glasses-and-goblets

[@hollychurch4687]

my mom wants one of the cups because she says there speacial

[@lostinlife647866]

What am I doing watching this I have finals tomorrow !!!!!

[@chandraprasad3211]

Mike Garofalo how u did u r finals

[@magicshaner]

Lame. Not even a real coin.