Founded in 1977, Progressive Specialty Glass Company designs and customizes glass, plastic, and ceramic drinkware for take-home souvenir beverage programs. It operates production locations in Pennsylvania and Nevada, alongside its headquarters in Southington, Connecticut, and supplies hospitality businesses with decorated drinkware and program support.
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Susquehanna Glass CompanySince 1910, Susquehanna Glass Company has turned glassware and other gift pieces into personalized keepsakes through hand cutting, etching, engraving and color decoration. Family-owned and based in historic Lancaster County, the company is one of the last remaining American factories practicing hand-cut glass, a craft it says remains largely unchanged from its beginnings. It also produces custom branded drinkware and specialty items for corporate customers, wineries, breweries and retailers.COLUMBIA, PA
RFSJ IncSince 1988, RFSJ Inc. has built its name around distinctive drinkware designs that give institutional and corporate gift programs something beyond standard promotional merchandise. The Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania, wholesale company is known for exclusive ceramic mug and glassware shapes and colors, serving college bookstores and gift shops nationwide for more than 35 years.MT. PLEASANT, PA
Riverside Design GroupFounded in 1996, Pittsburgh-based Riverside Design Group develops and sells handcrafted glass tableware and specialty products, working with small production studios. The company says it is passionate about American-made manufacturing and uses recyclable materials, including recycled glass; its Plates With Purpose line raises funds for nonprofit organizations.MCKEESPORT, PA
Weishar EnterprisesSince 1989, Weishar Enterprises has kept the Moon & Star glassware tradition alive, producing handmade collectible glass in the USA from historic moulds. The company traces the pattern to “The Palace” glassware made in the late 19th century and has expanded it into new forms, including its half-scale mini water sets and full-size collectible line. Weishar also continues making more than 20 Moon & Star pieces for Amish communities across the country in nine colors.WHEELING, WV