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Gillinder PaperweightsFrom the 1876  Centennial Exposition Gillinder PaperweightsFrom the 1876  Centennial Exposition

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Gillinder Centennial PaperweightsRounds Lincoln sculpted edgesWashington straight sculpted edges Boy His DogBritish Lion frosted ovalCinderella Slipper clear frostedHand Vase frosted ID: 392197

Gillinder Centennial PaperweightsRounds: Lincoln (sculpted edges)Washington

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Gillinder PaperweightsFrom the 1876 Centennial Exposition Gillinder Centennial PaperweightsRounds: Lincoln (sculpted edges)Washington (straight & sculpted edges) Boy & His DogBritish Lion (frosted, oval)Cinderella Slipper (clear & frosted)Hand Vase (frosted)Just Out Toothpick-Round Lion Head (frosted, oval)Ruth, the Gleaner (frosted)Shakspeare (clear & frosted)Ovals: (all have sculpted edges)LincolnIndependence HallMemorial HallWomen’s PavilionBusts Grant (frosted & white)Franklin (frosted & white)Lincoln (frosted)Lincoln (white)(solid & hollow base)Washington (frosted & white) William Thynne Gillinder1823 Important Dates 1823 -Wm T. Gillinder born (Gatehead, England)1854 -Gillinder moves with family to America 1861 -Gillinder starts “Franklin Flint Glass Works”1863 -Edward Bennett joins Gillinder (then firm renamed “Gillinder & Bennett”)1867 -Bennett retires & 2 sons (James & Frederick) join the firm (then renamed “Gillinder & Sons”) 1871 -Wm. Gillinder dies, both sons run the firm1876 -Centennial Exhibition, builds Glass Works Bldg. on grounds 18761912 The 2 sons & 3 grandsons run the firm1912 -The grandsons leave & start “Gillinder Bros.”1930 -“Gillinder & Sons” closes, but “Gillinder Bros.” continues in business today (Port Jarvis, NY) “Gillinder’s Newspaper Adfrom: “The Glassblower”, Vol.III, No.2, (1876) “Abe Lincoln”(round, sculpted edge)