glassblower , auch: glass blower

"And what did I do all day while you were meeting with the glass blowers?"

I had a glass blower and carnival games, lots of them.

A half wall between shop and studio will let customers watch glass blowers in action.

Experienced glass blowers can also rent time at the studio.

The same goes for the lacquer expert and the glass blower I know.

Sometimes, they might be a glass blower at a county fair or something like a pioneer festival.

Painters, glass blowers and sculptors created their works on site.

"I'm going to take in a glass blowers' picnic tonight."

He's a regular member of the glass blowers' union.

Each piece requires a designer, a master glass blower and a cutter.

Most of America's glass blowers came from Europe, or were trained there.

These types of cataract are often seen in glass blowers and furnace workers.

He was the son of a glass blower.

"People think that what distinguishes a skilled glass blower is a strong set of lungs," he said.

A year later in 1969 more glass blowers followed, one Italian and a couple from Denmark.

Because certain models were reissued and made by two or three generations of glass blowers, they can be hard to date.

If you're a glass blower without a job, you can't do much glass blowing.

"Sure," he said, "but this is a German glass blowers' union.

Meanwhile, he had a number of glass blowers making tubes for use in transmitting and receiving his broadcast programs.

"We're like glass blowers - everything is different."

You walk along the street and see glass blowers here, leather crafters there.

"How did you enjoy the glass blowers' picnic?"

One was to set up an employment office to match artists with factories so they could work alongside technicians like master glass blowers.

He attended the public schools, and entered a glass factory in 1890 as an apprentice glass blower.