Amelung’s Glassworks and Washington’s Mount Vernon Tribute
John Frederick Amelung, a Maryland glassmaker born in Germany, rose to fame 1788 1789 for copper wheel engraving producing goblets and case bottles. He visited Mount Vernon to present engraved Washington family coat of arms goblets, praised by George and Martha Washington and by contemporary observers shaping early American industry.
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