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Written by Michelle Staley
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Blown Three-Mold Glass & Lily Pad GlassOther American Made GlassWhile New England Glass Co. and Bakewell's Glass were producing glass in imitation of the finest imported glass, two American made types of glass were being developed. The first was Lily-Pad Glass and next Blown Three-mold. Its factory of origination is uncertain but from the time of Caspar Wistar, South Jersey was an important glass center. After the Revolutionary War the Stanger brothers, former employees of Wistar, set up a factory in Glasboro and it is believed that they first made the Lily-Pad Glass. |
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Written by Michelle Staley
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Share Your Knowledge With UsI know that many of you have vast stores of knowledge in various areas of antiques, collectibles and memorabilia and I would love to have you share that knowledge with us. You just need to become a registered user on this site and then send me an email through the 'contact me' page. You have to register first because I have to set up an account which will allow you to submit your articles. Registration is free and quick. |
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Written by Michelle Staley
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Welcome to My Granny's Attic Antiques and Collectibles Information Center. Please take a moment to explore this extension of my online antique shop. You can find a variety of resources and information to help you be a more knowledgable collector or intelligent antique dealer. To see all of the items I have for sale please visit my online antique shop. |
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