Steve/sewell
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I just finished work today as it was an easy one surprisingly as we have been swamped with too much work of late. About a month ago my wife and I found this old 1911 display cabinet which has one drawer,and a large wooden cabinet in the bottom, along with 3 glass and one wooden display shelves on the top. This is one of three in my home where recently I have moved some my favorite,rare and quite old glass to. A lot of the early glass works from around the United States and one in Germany are represented in this cabinet.
From Germany the glass works of Johan Peter Wentzel ( Peterstahl Wald Glas) 1710 to 1743, In New Jersey in the Southern part of the state the following glass factories are represented in the cabinet. The United Glass Manufactory of Caspar Wistar 1739 to 1780, Glass house New Jersey the Stangers brothers 1779 to 1783,The Heston and Carpenter Works ( The same works as the Stangers) 1784 to 1803,The Olive Glass works the same one as the Heston Carpenter 1803 to 1815, The Isabella glass works of Thomas Stanger Old Brooklyn 1831 to 1868, Christian Stanger at Malaga 1810 to 1820 later the same factory was operated by Daniel Miller from 1821 to 1830 when he sold the works to John G Rosenbaum and the Famous Thomas Whitney 1831 to 1883,The Capewell Glass works in Camden City 1848 to 1860, In Northern New Jersey the glass factory of George Dummer of Jersey city 1824 to 1862.
In the state of Pennsylvania the following works are represented.The American Flint Glass Manufactory of Wilhem Henry Stighil ( Stiegel ) Elizabeth Furnace and Manheim 1763 to 1774, The Philadelphia Glass works in Northern Liberties ( Now Kensington Philadelphia ) of Towars and Leycock 17 71 to 1773 and then John Elliot 1774 to 1796, The new Stourbridge Flint glass works of John Stourbridge in Pittsburgh ( 1823 to 1838) Benjamin Bakewell ( 1809 to 1813 ) later Bakewell Page and Bakewell (1813 to 1827 )
From the State of Maryland the Glass works Of John Frederick Amelung 1782 to 1796 From the state of Massachusetts the Glass Works of Boston & Sandwich Glass Company 1826 to 1888 , The New England Glass company of East Cambridge 1818 to 1880,Thomas Caines Phoenix glass works 1811 to 1857 ,From The State of Rhode Island the Providence Flint Glass Works (1830–33), In New Hampshire the Keen Glass works (1815 to 1842). In New York State the Redford Glass works ( 1831 to 1851 ) and the Lancaster glass works 1840 to 1860 .
From Germany the glass works of Johan Peter Wentzel ( Peterstahl Wald Glas) 1710 to 1743, In New Jersey in the Southern part of the state the following glass factories are represented in the cabinet. The United Glass Manufactory of Caspar Wistar 1739 to 1780, Glass house New Jersey the Stangers brothers 1779 to 1783,The Heston and Carpenter Works ( The same works as the Stangers) 1784 to 1803,The Olive Glass works the same one as the Heston Carpenter 1803 to 1815, The Isabella glass works of Thomas Stanger Old Brooklyn 1831 to 1868, Christian Stanger at Malaga 1810 to 1820 later the same factory was operated by Daniel Miller from 1821 to 1830 when he sold the works to John G Rosenbaum and the Famous Thomas Whitney 1831 to 1883,The Capewell Glass works in Camden City 1848 to 1860, In Northern New Jersey the glass factory of George Dummer of Jersey city 1824 to 1862.
In the state of Pennsylvania the following works are represented.The American Flint Glass Manufactory of Wilhem Henry Stighil ( Stiegel ) Elizabeth Furnace and Manheim 1763 to 1774, The Philadelphia Glass works in Northern Liberties ( Now Kensington Philadelphia ) of Towars and Leycock 17 71 to 1773 and then John Elliot 1774 to 1796, The new Stourbridge Flint glass works of John Stourbridge in Pittsburgh ( 1823 to 1838) Benjamin Bakewell ( 1809 to 1813 ) later Bakewell Page and Bakewell (1813 to 1827 )
From the State of Maryland the Glass works Of John Frederick Amelung 1782 to 1796 From the state of Massachusetts the Glass Works of Boston & Sandwich Glass Company 1826 to 1888 , The New England Glass company of East Cambridge 1818 to 1880,Thomas Caines Phoenix glass works 1811 to 1857 ,From The State of Rhode Island the Providence Flint Glass Works (1830–33), In New Hampshire the Keen Glass works (1815 to 1842). In New York State the Redford Glass works ( 1831 to 1851 ) and the Lancaster glass works 1840 to 1860 .
