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[Gilbert Color font] is a CFF-flavored opentype font (.otf) so it does not contain any "glyf" table, only "CFF ", with the outlines of the black-&-white only glyphs.
In theory we could/should support creating a CFF-flavored COLR font, and nanoemoji can make one already from a set of .svg files (with --color_format=cff_colr_1 flag). Supporting making these from an OT-SVG font using maximum_color tool is possible, just takes some care with adding the extra glyphs to the existing CFF table (need to refresh my memory on that).
In the meantime, I suggest you do this. Convert your CFF-flavored opentype font to a TrueType-flavored one (.ttf), so it will have "glyf" instead of "CFF ". You can use this otf2ttf.py script in fonttools/Snippets directory.
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