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Antonio Neri



Antonio Neri
Born 16th century
Died 1614
Occupation Priest
Nationality Italian
Subjects Glassmaking
Debut works The Art of Glass

Antonio Neri was a Florentine priest who published L’Arte Vetraria or The Art of Glass in 1612. His father was a physician, and he was an herbalist, alchemist, and glassmaker. Neri traveled extensively in Italy and Holland.[1]

References

  1. ^ Antonio Neri. Catholic Encyclopedia. Retrieved on 2007-07-14.
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Contemporary
companies

Anchor Hocking · Asahi · Aurora Glass Foundry · Blenko Glass Company · Bodum · Chance Brothers · Corning · Dartington Crystal · Daum · Edinburgh Crystal · Fanavid · Fenton Art Glass Company · Firozabad glass industry · Franz Mayer · Glaverbel · Holmegaard Glassworks · Kingdom of Crystal · Kosta Glasbruk · Iittala · Johns Manville · Moser Glass · Nippon Sheet Glass · Orrefors Glasbruk · Osram · Owens Corning · Owens-Illinois · Pilkington · Riedel · Royal Leerdam Crystal · Saint-Gobain · Schott · Steuben Glass · Swarovski · Tyrone Crystal · Val Saint Lambert · Verrerie of Brehat · Waterford · World Kitchen

Historic
companies

Bakewell Glass · Boston and Sandwich Glass Company · Carr Lowrey Glass Company · Cambridge Glass · Hazel-Atlas · Heisey · Hemingray Glass Company · Knox Glass Bottle Company · Old Dominion Glass Company · Ravenhead glass · The Root Glass Company · Whitall Tatum Company · White Glass Company

Glassmakers

John Adams · Frederick Carder · Friedrich · Libbey · Antonio Neri · Salviati

Trademarks
and brands

Bohemian glass · Bomex · Burmese glass · Chevron bead · Corelle · CorningWare · Cranberry glass · Cristallo · Duran · Endural · Fire King · Gold Ruby · Macor · Murano glass · Pyrex · Ravenhead glass · Tiffany glass · Vitrolite · Vycor · Waterford Crystal · Wood's glass · Zerodur

 
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