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New Bremen Glass Manufactory
John Frederick Amelung
1788

American
ca. 1811

Sword cutler Samuel Jackson
1854–55

Joshua Johnson
ca. 1805

American
1790–95

American
ca. 1800

Manufacturer Manufactured by E. & W. Bennett Pottery
Attributed to Charles Coxon
1850–57

American
ca. 1810

Attributed to John Finlay
Attributed to Hugh Finlay
1815–20

Attributed to John Finlay
Attributed to Hugh Finlay
1815–20

American
1825–60

American
1795–1810

American
1795–1810

American
ca. 1810

American
1792

Probably Baltimore Glass Works
1825–35

New Bremen Glass Manufactory
John Frederick Amelung
1791

American
ca. 1820

American
ca. 1820

American
ca. 1810

William Esperance Boucher, Jr.
ca. 1840

American
1820–40

Manufacturer E. & W. Bennett Pottery
Attributed to Charles Coxon
ca. 1850–56

William Esperance Boucher, Jr.
ca. 1845

Attributed to New Bremen Glass Manufactory
Attributed to John Frederick Amelung
1784–95

Andrew Ellicott Warner
ca. 1835

Andrew Ellicott Warner
ca. 1835

American
ca. 1810

American
ca. 1795–1805

James C. Mackley
1875–80

Designer Designed by Charles Coxon
Manufacturer Manufactured by E. & W. Bennett Pottery
ca. 1849–50

Manufacturer Possibly by New Bremen Glass Manufactory
Designer Possibly designed by John Frederick Amelung
1788–95

American
1810–30
Chesapeake Pottery
ca. 1883–85

American
ca. 1850

American
ca. 1800

Designer Designs attributed to Mary Hergenroder Simon
ca. 1849

Multiple artists/makers
begun 1846

American
ca. 1835

Nancy Doughty
1872

Mary Davis
1826

Annie E. Freshour Schaeffer
before 1891
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