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Category Archives: Glass Companies & Works
Unknown New England Glass factory’s contract with Clapp & Townsend July 15, 1848
Unknown New England Glass factory’s contract with Clapp & Townsend July 15, 1848 16 November 2013 (R•112413) I agree to make for Clapp & Townsend and deliver at the Boston Rail Road Depot at Greenbush (NY) between the first of … Continue reading
Posted in Digging and Finding, Early American Glass, Ephemera, Glass Companies & Works, Glass Makers, History, Questions, Sarsaparilla
Tagged Albany, Clapp & Townsend, Don Carpentier, Dr. Dyott, dumpster, Greenbush, New England, New York, Ruell Clapp, Sarsaparilla, Townsend, Wheeler, Wolff, Wood and Co.
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Looking at the Heckler Auction 106 Colognes
Looking at the Heckler Auction 106 Colognes 7 November 2013 Norman Heckler has a wonderful assortment of gorgeous colognes in their current Premier Absentee Auction 106. The colognes are figural monuments, paneled and fancy examples from the Ralph Finch Collection. … Continue reading
Posted in Auction News, Collectors & Collections, Cologne, Figural Bottles, Glass Companies & Works, Perfume
Tagged auction, Boston, cologne, D. Mitchell, fancy, Figural, Heckler, Massachusetts, monument, paneled, Ralph Finch, Sandwich, Stuart Elman
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Thomas Wriggins Stanger and John Marshall 1832-1839
Thomas Wriggins Stanger and John Marshall 1832-1839 Part 2 by Stephen Atkinson 13 October 2013 Part 1: Frederick Stanger and John Marshall 1831-1832 Part 3: The Isabella Glass Works of Thomas Stanger 1841 to 1856 Thomas Wriggins Stanger was born on … Continue reading
Frederick Stanger and John Marshall 1831-1832
Frederick Stanger and John Marshall 1831-1832 Part 1 by Stephen Atkinson 12 October 2013 Part 2: Thomas Wriggins Stanger and John Marshall 1832-1839 Part 3: The Isabella Glass works of Thomas Stanger 1841 to 1856 In 1831, John Marshall purchased … Continue reading
Hilltown Glass Works site in Bucks County, Pennsylvania 1753-1784
Hilltown Glass Works site in Bucks County, Pennsylvania 1753-1784 by Stephen Atkinson 04 October 2013 The land in Hilltown was mostly taken up by 1720, and was chiefly owned by James Logan, Jeremiah Langhorne, Henry Paxson, probably of Solebury, William Thomas, … Continue reading
Posted in Article Publications, Blown Glass, Bowls, Collectors & Collections, Digging and Finding, Early American Glass, Flasks, Glass Companies & Works, Glass Makers, History
Tagged Bucks County, English, Flask, German, Hilltown, Hommel, Johann Georg Musse, Nancy, Pennsylvania, Perkasie, Peter Maurer, Stan Siegel, Stephen Atkinson, William Thomas
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The Providence Flint Glass Company 1831-1834
The Providence Flint Glass Company 1831-1834 by Stephen Atkinson 01 October 2013 This short lived company was established in 1831 on land owned by the Dyer family of Providence, Rhode Island. On January 12th 1831, the company was incorporated by … Continue reading
Posted in Article Publications, Bowls, Dinnerware, Early American Glass, Glass Companies & Works, Glass Makers, History, Pressed Glass, Salt
Tagged Dyer, Eayres, Flint, Holmes, Mackie, Mauran, Phenix, Potter, Providence, Rhode Island, Stoddard
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The United Glass Company located at Wistarburgh
The United Glass Company located at Wistarburgh PART 1 by Stephen Atkinson 24 September 2013 In 1739, the United Glass Company, located at Wistarburgh, was America’s first successful glass factory and the first cooperative manufacturing business venture in the Colonies. … Continue reading
Posted in Article Publications, Blown Glass, Early American Glass, Glass Companies & Works, Glass Makers, History
Tagged Alloway, Caspar Halter, Caspar Wistar, Catherine Wistar, German, Glass, house, Johann Martin Halter, Johann Wilhelm Wentzel, New Jersey, Palitinate, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Simeon Griessmeyer, Stephen Atkinson, United Glass Company, Valentine Felty Herrgeroder, Wistarburgh
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The Dowesburgh/Albany Glass House 1785-1815
The Dowesburgh | Albany Glass House 1785 – 1815 Part 4 of a Series by Stephen Atkinson 11 September 2013 Leaving the town of Albany, New York, heading west on Route 20, you will arrive in Guilderland, about six miles west … Continue reading
Posted in Article Publications, Blown Glass, Demijohns, Digging and Finding, Early American Glass, Glass Companies & Works, Glass Makers, History, Utility Bottles, Windows
Tagged Abraham Staats, Albany, Amsterdam, Anti-Rent War, Christopher Batterman, Demijohn, Dowesburgh, Ferdinand Walfahrt, Guilderland, Hamilton, Hamilton Manufacturing Society, Hungerskill, James Caldwell, Jeremiah Van Rensselaer, Johannes Heefke, John Adams, John Sanders, Leenert De'Nuefville, McClallen, McGregor, McGregor & Co., New York, Stephen Atkinson, Thomas Mather & Co.
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Newburgh (Glass House Co.) 1751-1759
Newburgh (Glass House Co.) 1751 – 1759 Part 1 of a Series by Stephen Atkinson 11 September 2013 The manufacture of glass was commenced in the village of New Windsor near present day Newburgh, 66 miles north of New York City, … Continue reading
Posted in Article Publications, Blown Glass, Early American Glass, Gin, Glass Companies & Works, Glass Makers, History, Medicines & Cures, Utility Bottles, Wine & Champagne
Tagged bottles, case, Christian Hertell, dutch, gaffer, Germany, Glass, Glass House Company, Henry Heigel, Johann Martin Greiner, Lodewyck Bampe, Mathias Ernest, Munzthal, New Windsor, Newburgh, Samuel Bayard, Saxe-Weimar, Stephen Atkinson, Wilhem Henry Stiegel
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