Harbridge Crystal Glass Co
of Stourbridge, crystal cut glassware
1939 Company formed. 'Harbridge Crystal Glass Company, Ltd.— Capital, £10,000 Objects: To acquire the business of glass manufacturers carried on by Colonel Bridgens and Samuel T. Harvey at Platts Works, Amblecote, Staffs, as Harbridge Crystal Glass Company. The directors are: Colonel Bridgens, Castlecroft, Stourton, Stourbridge, and Samuel T. Harvey, Glan-y- Mor, Stourton, Stourbridge. '[1]
1962 'Craftsman Richard Miles uses modern skills to engrave 18th and early 19th century patterns on reproductions of antique goblets at the Harbridge Crystal Glass Company at Stourbridge, Worcestershire, world famous centre for cut glass. Richard has been thirty years at the craft.'[2]
1967 'Harbridge Crystal Glass and Trading Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Webb and Corbett, Ltd., Stourbridge, is to move into a new 10,000 sq. ft. Government factory at Builth Wells in Mid-Wales.' About 35 people are employed om glass decorating.[3]