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Name: Macca, Cut Bugle. Description: Bugle with hexagonal section, usually black.
Origin of Name: Italian for "in abundance." First Used: Zanetti, 1874 "macá. Used By: Venice and to a lesser extent Bohemia.
First Made: Venice, ca. 1850. Made By: Czech, Japan, Venice.
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Name: Two-cuts (hex cuts). Description: Short segments cut from maccas.
Origin of Name: Unknown, perhaps because the tube was cut twice. First Used: Bohemia, 1900. Used By: Czech, Japanese (also hex cut).
First Made: ca. 1900. Made By: Czech, Japan.
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Name: Three-cuts. Description: Two-cuts faceted by grinding.
Origin of Name: Unknown. First Used: Bohemia, 1900. Used By: Czech.
First Made: ca. 1900. Made By: Czech.
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Name: Ceylon Pearl. Description: Made of alabaster glass, either lined or dyed, then lustered.
Origin of Name: Unknown. First Used: Venice, 1899. Used By: Czech, Japan.
First Made: ca. 1899. Made By: Czech, Japan, Venice.
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Name: Delica. Description: Most uniform seed bead, short cylinders; computers used in manufacture.
Origin of Name: Delicate? First Used: ca. 1983. Used By: Japan.
First Made: ca. 1983. Made By: Miyuki of Japan.
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