Historical glassworks

Historical glassworks¶

For a list of glassworks that are still producing glass today, see contemporary glassworks. The glassworks in the list below are all either dismantled, gone bankrupt or merged into another company.

Austria¶

• Schreiber & Neffen

Belgium¶

• Boussu
• De Rupel/Boom
• Doyen
• Durobor
• Manuverbel
• Scailmont
• Verrerie de Familleureux
• Verre Nouvelle Manage

Czech republic¶

• Borské Sklo
• Egermann-Exbor
• Josef Inwald
• Karolinka
• Loetz
• Lustry
• Nový Bor Glass Academy (Haida)
• Palda, Karl
• Pallme-König
• Rosice
• Schlevogt

England¶

• Bagly & Co.
• Brierley
• British Heat-Resisting Glass Co.
• Chance
• Davidson
• Dema
• Gray-Stan
• Greener
• Jobling
• Ravenhead
• Sowerby
• Wedgwood Glass
• Whitefriars
• Walsh, John Walsh
• Webb, Thomas

Finland¶

• Riihimäki

France¶

• Argy-Rousseau
• Gallé
• Launay, Hautin & company
• Legras
• Markhbeinn
• Meisenthal
• Muller Frères
• Saint Louis
• Schneider

Germany¶

• Adlerhütte
• Ankerglas
• Bernsdorf
• Brockwitz
• Dressler
• Ehrenfeld
• Fäcke
• Fenne
• Graesser
• Grall Glass
• Hessen Glaswerke
• Josephinenhütte
• Krug & Mundt
• Lausitzer
• Lange
• Müller & Kraft
• NGL Kristall
• NordBöhmische Glasraffinerie
• Ostglass
• Peill & Putzler
• Phönix
• Poschinger
• Ploetz
• Putzler
• Radeberg
• Regenhütte
• Rosenthal
• Schönborn
• Schwepnitz
• Streit
• Süssmuth
• VLG
• Warmensteinach
• WMF Cristal Cabinet

Ireland¶

• Tyrone Crystal

Italy¶

• Arte Vetraria Muranese

Netherlands¶

• Maastricht Kristalunie

Sweden¶

• Aseda Glasbruk
• Eda and Strömbergshyttan
• Ekenås
• Elme
• Flygsfors
• Gullaskruf
• Lindshammar

United States¶

• Boston Sandwich Glass Company
• Fostoria
• Imperial Glass Company
• New England Glass Company
• Quezal
• Tiffany