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In the 14th century, glass bottles were typically made using the blow-blown technique, where a glassmaker would gather molten glass on the end of a blowpipe and inflate it to form a hollow shape. The glass was then shaped and manipulated using tools and molds to create the desired bottle form. Once shaped, the bottles were cooled slowly in an annealing oven to relieve internal stresses. This handcrafted process allowed for a variety of shapes and sizes, although each bottle was unique due to the manual techniques involved.

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