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A tryal of glasse

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Jamestown glasshouse is commonly known as the first true manufacturing plant in America in spite of its failure in 1608 to establish the first factory in the New World as their entrepreneurial venture faced hardships like under-financing and poor resources to illness, starvation, mutiny and massacre. The Jamestown glasshouse is reconstructed near the preserved ruins of Glasshouse Point where costumed interpreters teach visitors about the site's glassmaking history and demonstrate its technique.

Author: LeFever, Gregory
Publisher: Firelands Media Group LLC
Publication Name: Early American Life (Camp Hill, PA)
Subject: Home furnishings industry
ISSN: 1534-2042
Year: 2007
England, Glass and Glassware, Pressed or Blown, Glassware industry

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Lighting the night

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The innovation of light manufacturers in providing exterior lighting fixtures to restored Colonial homes is discussed. They create 1700s-like fixtures since real exterior lightings were not available during the Colonial period.

Author: LeFever, Gregory
Publisher: Firelands Media Group LLC
Publication Name: Early American Life (Camp Hill, PA)
Subject: Home furnishings industry
ISSN: 1534-2042
Year: 2008
Electric Lighting and Wiring Equipment, Other Lighting Equipment Manufacturing, Lighting equipment, not elsewhere classified, Outdoor Lighting Equip, Evaluation, Lighting equipment and supplies industry, Lighting equipment industry, United States history, Exterior lighting, Architecture, Colonial, Colonial architecture, Decoration and ornament, Early American, Early American decorative arts

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Tables for tea

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European traders together with tea brought back Asian tables and exotic woods to make tea tables. Sturdy tea tables are still made by cabinetmakers and are of two types, rectangular with four legs and circular with three legs.

Author: LeFever, Gregory
Publisher: Firelands Media Group LLC
Publication Name: Early American Life (Camp Hill, PA)
Subject: Home furnishings industry
ISSN: 1534-2042
Year: 2007
Wood household furniture, Design and construction, Wood furniture, Tables, Tables (Furniture)

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