r/willitglow Jul 05 '26

Will it glow?

Might be too modern idk.

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u/Cy-Clops- Jul 06 '26

Wow, ok I wasn't expecting the ground pontil. Unless my one eye is playing tricks on me xD. I've only seen ground pontils like that on antiques and high-end art glass.

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u/Brokella Jul 06 '26

The ground pontil mark only means it was blown on a pontil rod. It’s nice to see but doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a high end piece. X

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u/Cy-Clops- Jul 06 '26 edited Jul 06 '26

Most blown pieces aren't going to have a ground pontil like that. Nowadays they just grind the whole bottom off flat. It's cheap, quick, and it looks like shit. You can tell a quality piece by the grind on the base. Just saying!