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The second story was all abt Hattie Hatpin deliberately losing her lah-di-dah toff cutglass accent so she could fit in with her fellow comrades in the Liebour party.

Tony Blair: The Next Labour Prime Minister? 2010

Soulanges was gazing calmly at the women, sitting four ranks deep all round the immense ballroom, admiring this dado of diamonds, rubies, masses of gold and shining hair, of which the lustre almost outshone the blaze of waxlights, the cutglass of the chandeliers, and the gilding.

Domestic Peace 2007

Once, I made a huge trifle in a giant old cutglass punch bowl my mother-in-law left me.

Toast: Lindy 2005

Once, I made a huge trifle in a giant old cutglass punch bowl my mother-in-law left me.

Thanksgiving: Trifling with Tradition Lindy 2005

Soulanges was gazing calmly at the women, sitting four ranks deep all round the immense ballroom, admiring this dado of diamonds, rubies, masses of gold and shining hair, of which the lustre almost outshone the blaze of waxlights, the cutglass of the chandeliers, and the gilding.

Domestic Peace 2007

He bumped into a shelf, glanced sideways, saw a cutglass fruit bowl on the shelf, picked it up and hurled it at Wolff.

The Key to Rebecca Follett, Ken, 1949- 1980

The scene was picturesque -- fairer than the cutglass palaces of the town.

The Longest Journey 1924

Say, there's more sides to that Pinckney than there are to a cutglass paperweight.

Odd Numbers Being Further Chronicles of Shorty McCabe Sewell Ford 1907

Maria had asked a number of her girlhood friends in for luncheon, and they were to exchange reminiscences in the old house over a table laden as of yore with the massive Ballinger silver, English cutglass, and French china.

The Sisters-In-Law Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton 1902

If he must be bathed in rose water and fed out of a cutglass bowl,

Best Short Stories Thomas L. Masson 1900