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As expressed in the previous section about colored glass, it might be useful to split this article into "Glass melting" (hot end) and "Glass container...
Click to read more »to "Glassworks (composition)" and retarget Glassworks to Glass production. buidhe 22:02, 9 May 2020 (UTC) Glassworks (Glass) → GlassworksGlassworks – Disambiguation...
Click to read more »of founding of Orrefors Glassworks? This article states 1898, but the article on the village of Orrefors states the glassworks was founded in 1889, e.g...
Click to read more »can't use the image due to some copyright problem. As for an infobox, Glassworks is at 815 W. Market, and according to a NRHP site, there is a place on...
Click to read more »Earth images from 1995 showing a northern house (Glassworks-Core) and a southern house (Glassworks-Gabler), identification based on the NRHP nominations...
Click to read more »RONA belongs to world leading glass makers and brands and I think the glassworks deserves a mention on Wikipedia. I try to write article to become encyclopedic...
Click to read more »own glassworks in what is now known as Glassboro, and the Glassboro works changed hands and names several times (Olive Glass Works, Harmony Glassworks. Whitney...
Click to read more »uk/laing/northernspirit/sowerby-glassworks-gateshead/ to http://www.twmuseums.org.uk/laing/northernspirit/sowerby-glassworks-gateshead/ When you have finished...
Click to read more »3 days of shooting for this movie in Glassworks condos, Louisville KY. Lots of scenes in the elevator and west-facing corner apartment. Aaron Eckhart genuinely...
Click to read more »There's a decent picture of the glassworks at Geograph: [1], though it doesn't show the glass cone, sadly. Espresso Addict (talk) 10:50, 17 May 2010 (UTC)...
Click to read more »trademark of Spectrum Laboratories, Inc. with special licensing to Corning Glassworks. See [1]. It is not a general term. Is it appropriate to have an article...
Click to read more »importance scale. Yorkshire Low‑importance Yorkshire portal Silkstone glassworks is within the scope of WikiProject Yorkshire, an attempt to build a comprehensive...
Click to read more »artist son of glass manufacturer John Sowerby of the Sowerby Ellison glassworks of Gateshead, at the time of her grandfather the largest manufacturer...
Click to read more »this and I've immediately noticed one item. You use "glass works" and "glassworks" interchangeably, as well as "glass making" and "glass-making". I'm sure...
Click to read more »that of other authors, such as Anselmo Mallarini - who maintains that glassworks were brought there by Benedectine monks - and Malandra. — Preceding unsigned...
Click to read more »was retained and supplemented by new to match from the same Venetian glassworks (Orsoni) in Italy. See Fidler et al, "Saving Streamline Moderne: Conservation...
Click to read more »album recorded in 1993. I was under the impression that Philip Glass Glassworks, from 1981, was the first all-digital recording. I can't find a good source...
Click to read more »and I have thus left the stub designations. The other partners in the glassworks included Samuel Skey, who was a vitriol manufacturer at Bewdley, and probably...
Click to read more »this and I've immediately noticed one item. You use "glass works" and "glassworks" interchangeably, as well as "glass making" and "glass-making". I'm sure...
Click to read more »WikiProjects: Australia: Canberra Low‑importance Australia portal Canberra Glassworks is within the scope of WikiProject Australia, which aims to improve Wikipedia's...
Click to read more »correct Leo Moser was the son of the Ludwig Moser who founded the Moser glassworks in Karlovy Vary (formerly Karlsbad, Austro-Hungary) in what is now the...
Click to read more »A fact from Nailsea Glassworks appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 11 January 2015. The text of the entry was as follows: Did...
Click to read more »single place or location it should be "glassworks" and not "glass works". Changed all "glass works" to "glassworks" with the following exceptions: a) when...
Click to read more »single place or location it should be "glassworks" and not "glass works". Changed all "glass works" to "glassworks" with the following exceptions: a) when...
Click to read more »Scandenavia, Holland, France and Belgium around this time and a London glassworks was founded in 1571. In the 17C, Bohemian glass merchants became a very...
Click to read more »minutely detailed. Ireland-born Craig, founder of Pittsburgh's first glassworks, was made captain following the squadron's return. Okay! Let us dig in...
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Click to read more »I recognise much of this article and the photos as having been created by me after research and local visits in or shortly before June 2007. I can’t see...
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Click to read more »this company. What is a source of information First made by the Semtin Glassworks? "As little as 250g can down an airliner (12 to 16 oz or 340 to 450 g)"...
Click to read more »I created this page this morning. I took some photos of the site yesterday and will upload them tonight. Chrissypan (talk) 14:52, 4 June 2008 (UTC)...
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Click to read more »in the late 1700s and the early associations of the Tate family with glassworks in Liverpool. As Peter I. Vardy has said, he lived 60 of his 71 years...
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Click to read more »Cemetery, Newcastle. "Release by the proprietors of the Northumberland Glassworks". tyneandweararchives.org.uk. Tyne and Wear Archives. 4 May 1824. Retrieved...
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Click to read more »grew up in Liljedal a place in Sweden where her father worked in the glassworks. Before she was born her family was allocated to Portobello for some time...
Click to read more »in the mining enterprise (some sources say more), but the chemical or glassworks part was not large. In the best years, around 1840, it employed about...
Click to read more »Barrett Browning's maternal grandfather owned sugar plantations, mills, glassworks and ships that traded between Jamaica and Newcastle. Biographer Julia...
Click to read more »played over aforementioned repeating patterns like in "Facades" from Glassworks), but I don't have a source (critic[s] remarking on it), or am just too...
Click to read more »were kept secret." in the first paragraph; and "17th and 18th century glassworks were typically located near water for transportation purposes and wooded...
Click to read more »1978; and no. 7, 1977), Laughing Unicorn (v. 2, no. 1, 1980, p. 16), Glassworks (no. 3, 1978, pp. 47-49), Laughing Bear (no. 6, 1978, pp. 21-27; and no...
Click to read more »engender adventurous industrial designs in others at the small Skrdlovice glassworks which he founded and which was used in the communist era for design testing...
Click to read more »There's a spot I know where chunks of slag can be found from a colonial glassworks... How about some of the Ocean Spray cranberry bogs? Actually, this article...
Click to read more »were kept secret." in the first paragraph; and "17th and 18th century glassworks were typically located near water for transportation purposes and wooded...
Click to read more »developed by Lloyd & Summerfield of Birmingham. Nope: other Birmingham glassworks were doing it even earlier, though not necessarily as *the* earliest....
Click to read more »horse traders. Some worked in major craft centers such as the Stiegel glassworks. These cultural contributions were absorbed into Pennsylvania Dutch folk...
Click to read more »Larissa, Greece, records a number of them working in the cotton trade and glassworks.[34] I've had this in my mind now for 2 years. I've checked Schwartz's...
Click to read more »the Hebron glass article) Irby and Mangles actually visited and saw the glassworks; I suspect both "The Weekly Visitor" and Sears based their info on actual...
Click to read more »Venetian government that survives and continues to function". Really? The glassworks on Murano are still running, 730 years after they were ordered there by...
Click to read more »orchestra]] [[Category:Minimalistic compositions]] {{symphony-stub}} See Talk:Glassworks (composition)#Explanation, your input is appreciated. buidhe 22:33, 9...
Click to read more »The official name of the site was the Albany Glass Works, separate words (side note- company was Hamilton Manufactoring Society). http://www.albanyinstitute...
Click to read more »11 December 2006 (UTC) An excellent non-commercial site on the major glassworks, deleted no doubt because it is in Italian. Someone may want to use it...
Click to read more »Votive portrait of the Northern Bohemian Glassworks Master Martin Friedrich the Younger and his Family (about 1596). Distinctions Prominence in glassworks...
Click to read more »also become a Midwest mecca for art glass: A landmark downtown building, Glassworks, has been renovated…” 5. Bellarmine University, accessible at http://www...
Click to read more »se/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Kosta-Glashus.pdf https://glasriket.se/en/trip/cost-glassworks/ https://www.pbs.org/video/appraisal-ulrica-hydman-vallien-painted-kosta-boda-vase-fooo/...
Click to read more »19:37, 21 January 2021 (UTC) Glass clock faces restored by Flickinger Glassworks: http://www.laborarts.org/exhibits/buildingtrades/detail.cfm?id=18 https://www...
Click to read more »I'm not sure if: 1) other works, such as his books/poetry and painting should be moved over to the Works of Reginald Hallward or if the article should...
Click to read more »Morhauser https://www.post-gazette.com/life/lifestyle/2012/04/24/WHERE-Glassworks-in-Shadyside/stories/201204240256 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette https://www...
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