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Manufacture Royale de Glace

France glass manufacturer
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  • Compagnie de Saint-Gobain-Pont-à-Mousson

    …origins to 1665, when the Manufacture Royale de Glace (“Royal Factory of Mirror Glass”) was founded under Louis XIV. The company became the royal glass manufacturer in 1692. As it grew the company contributed to the development of the French chemical fertilizer and alkali industries, and it developed various chemical…

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    …origins to 1665, when the Manufacture Royale de Glace (“Royal Factory of Mirror Glass”) was founded under Louis XIV. The company became the royal glass manufacturer in 1692. As it grew the company contributed to the development of the French chemical fertilizer and alkali industries, and it developed various chemical…

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