glass-maker

noun

1. a person who makes glass or glass objects

Derived Forms

• ˈglass-ˌmaking, noun

Example Sentences

Italian glass-maker Bormioli Luigi, which makes bottles for spirits, perfumes and cosmetics with yearly revenue of 480 million euros, expects 80 million euros in extra energy costs this year, half of which borne by its beauty division whose clients include French brands Chanel and Dior, head of fragrances Simone Baratta told Reuters.

From Reuters

Experts noted an impending glut in LCDs that would drive down prices, high local labor costs that would obliterate the industry’s thin margins, and a lack of key suppliers like the glass-maker Corning that would have to be paid to come to Wisconsin as well.

From The Verge

Historical stained glass-maker Bryan Hutchison worked on restoring the panels on the front windows.

From BBC

Glass-maker Corning is expected to follow Foxconn with an investment of its own.

From BBC

The speciality glass-maker said the protection against germs would last for the lifetime of devices that used it.

From BBC