"Bohemian glass" meaning in English

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          "text": "[…] Bohemians used it like rock crystal, cutting and grinding it to the desired shapes and patterns. The sons and grandsons of these men who had made Bohemian glass in England made English glass in England [now].",
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          "text": "1717 The Miottis [were] given permission to make \"Bohemian\" glass in Venice. 1718 The making of artificial pearls was invented by Janin, a paternoster and coral worker. […] 1736 Guiseppe Briatti (?) receives ten-year patent to make \"Bohemian\" glass in Venice.",
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