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In Sparkling Company Hot Glass Live Stream with Eric Goldschmidt

🔥 🔥 GLASS GIVEAWAY 🔥 🔥 It’s time for another glass giveaway!! As a thank you to YOU our subscribers, we’re giving away a unique glass piece made by Eric Goldschmidt right here at the Museum. Subscribe, tell us your favorite dessert or sweet treat, and we’ll be randomly picking one winner to receive a glass piece made by Eric related to today’s demo! -------- TO ENTER: 1. Subscribe to our channel http://youtube.com/user/corningmuseum... 2. Comment on this video and tell us your favorite dessert or sweet treat 🍨 🍦 🥧 🧁 🍰 🎂 🍮 🍭 🍬 🍫 🍩 🍪 3. ***EXTENDED! You still have time to enter the giveaway until Sunday, September 12 at 11:59 pm ET!*** 4. One (1) subscriber will be selected at random and contacted within a week of the giveaway ending -------- RULES: This giveaway is not affiliated with YouTube. By entering, you release YouTube from any liability related to this giveaway. All submissions must comply with YouTube’s Community Guidelines (http://www.youtube.com/t/community_gu..., entries that don’t comply will be disqualified. Any information collected in relation to this giveaway will be used according to the Museum’s Privacy Policy which can be found at https://www.cmog.org/privacy-policy. -------- Our exhibition In Sparkling Company: Glass and the Costs of Social Life in Britain During the 1700s tells many interesting stories. Among the many beautiful and sometimes unexpected objects on display is a sparkling dessert setting showcasing cut lead-glass "crystal" tableware filled with glass versions of sweetmeats and other sugary treats of the period. For our final Hot Glass Demo Team live stream of the summer, Flameworking Supervisor Eric Goldschmidt demonstrates how some of these foods were recreated in glass, as Assistant Curator Linnea Seidling discusses sugar and sweet treats in 1700s England and the innovative and eye-catching vessels designed to hold them. See the final pieces starting at 55:22. Learn more about the exhibition at https://www.cmog.org/sparkling Subscribe to our channel to receive updates when we're live http://youtube.com/user/corningmuseum...