Are there painted measurements on the side of the glass in order to know how much liquid to add?
480110
No there is not, and every time I use it I think "how did Libbey Glass miss doing that".
480111
No. It is clear all around. If you practise your pours you can also count seconds and know how much you've added.
480112
no lines at all. but, it is still the best no-leak shaker around. Inexpensive also.
480113
No lines. Take Christian's advice and count the pour. That's what I do. Great shaker BTW.
480114
No, there is not any measurments on the glass. I just measure the shots and other liquid ingredients for drinks are designated by cups or shots. I love this shaker, very good quality.
2040495
Dunno. They were a gift. Smallish, maybe 1/3 or 1/2 cup but they've always been big enough when painting with my 3 year-old granddaughter. Short attention span. :)
866904
Yes, as far as I know. I used measuring cup so I don't overfill it. Good luck.
74571
There are no markings for volume in these. I would suggest a sharpie, and mark it off with adding a gallon of water at a time. :-)
1879825
I would think any glass shop could help with that. A lot less hassle than to go to manufacturer. Take careful measurement and be sure to ask for "tempered" glass when you go.
1351972
Yes, there are measurements of ounces and mls on the outside of the bottles going up the side and the numbers and lettering are raised. The measurements are very clear.
1956017
yes, but not sure you are aware that once liquid is inside the glass, the chalk on the outside disappears. i returned them once i discovered that..
917296
Yes, they have measurements at the level of each ounce. These bottles were great. I also only bought the larger ones and filled them to 4oz plenty of times. I hope this helps.
937408
did not measure exactly but about one liter or little bit more, enough for about 20+ little cups
2274179
I poured water into one and then poured the water into a measuring cup and it was over 12oz. I did not fill the cup all the way, just to the inner lip.
430124
Sorry. I really can't help you because the pot was a Christmas gift for my granddaughter, so I don't know if there are measurement markings or not.
1653500
Just print the correct offset based on the thickness of your glass: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:263804
1625912
There's realy no way to tell, too many variables. The liquid evaporates while being used, so temperature & humidity affect the usage. You'll use more on detailed surfaces than on flat. And what the finish is - varnish, shellac, urethane, etc. All I can say is you'll use more than you expect so have a ready source for more before starting. Once you've started, then you can estimate how far you think the can will go. Sorry for the ambigious answer, but hope it helps.
1604728
not sure...we added the glass to our existing family room fire place for decorative purposes.
113302
They are painted. It is a beautiful glass, I am a little concern it might be a little fragile.
1383712
No, that would be great if there were markings but there are not. I use a long spoon that I have marked gallons, 1/2, and 1/4 gallons on.
2043672
@evgeneia: No, there are no measurement lines inside the pot. Even if there were, it would not be accurate anyway because your ground coffee is going to displace an unknown amount of water.