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Later elephants' original tusks were added to the mount, as were eyes of German glass.

She showed off a display case of German glass pipes costing around $700 (with Ms. Karilov, prices are negotiable).

The 2005, with an innovative German glass stopper, is $19.99 at 67 Wine, 179 Columbus Avenue (68th Street).

Apart from these indigenous forms, German glass in Venetian-type cristallo developed local characteristics of its own in the latter part of the 17th century.

The eyes are no longer made of glass, a practice that went out during World War II, when German glass was unavailable.

A German glass company is also developing windows that it hopes can take advantage of the ability of birds to see ultraviolet light, by including warning patterns that are invisible to humans.

After restoring the fortunes of Gevetex, Saint-Gobain's German glass-fibre maker, he was sent in 1991 to run its Italian glass-containers subsidiary.

The British company Rexam, the world's biggest maker of drink cans, said it had agreed to buy a German glass-container maker for about £68 million ($106 million) from Interbrew, the Belgian beer maker.

Let's face it -- my DNA is a sparkly, German-glass-glitter-covered, color-coordinated double helix.

The stairwell includes windows with 17th-century German stained glass taken from the adjacent church of St Peter and other, undated stained glass.

The temporary exhibitions include the first UK exhibition of works by the veteran German studio glass pioneer Erwin Eisch.