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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;George Nesmith, post: 174881, member: 177&quot;]Initially they used the first letter of the company to designate the plant. They did A was the old Adams plant I do not know if they made glass there or how long. Tiffin was a factory they buily and eventually all of the consumer/table ware used that name and then USG changed its name to Tiffin. The satin wear like this was sold under USG&nbsp; until 1927 when the Tiffin label was used for it. Welkers book on pressed glass is probably the easist way to figure it out. Heacock&#039;s book on U D Glass has less detail. Just remember that US Glass was formed to reduce the over supply/inventory of glass on the market so production capacity had to be reduced. Greatly simplified. Tom would state it simpler and more eloquently than I can.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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