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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Millville:<br />
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In 1806, James Lee started the first factory at Millville, N.J.<br />
In 1832 Mr. F. Schetter of Baltimore started another glass works at Millville, that produced green glassware.<br />
The Whitall interest assumed both plants before 1854 and became the Whitall-Tatum Works. Production included:<br />
bottles<br />
druggists' wares<br />
flasks<br />
inkwells<br />
jars<br />
paperweights<br />
philosophical wares<br />
perfume bottles<br />
novelties<br />
vials<br />
wares for medicine and nursing<br />
The fine "roses" paperweight was produced from the 1880s to the 1900s.<br />
The factory made marked atmospheric fruit jars that were produced by the millions.</div>Mermonkey