glassery

noun6

1. •
   A building or group of buildings made largely of glass windows.

   • The Hotel Marlborough stands ugly and unloved in a mean, sleazy street in midtown Manhattan between the tasteless black glassery of Sixth Avenue and the honest vulgarity of Broadway. — 1975
2. •
   A room with many windows; sunroom.

   • Beyond the living-room is a glassery, low-studded and heavily beamed. — 1922
3. •
   Glassware.

   • A collection of old reagents, dyes and glassery is also exposed. — 2012
4. •
   A business that works with glass or glassware; glassworks.

   • We went right through the lifeless, silent streets to a wrecked glassery away beyond the canal. — 1918
5. •
   A place for storing or displaying glassware.

   • Mr. Sturt is much pleased with the glass case article (see p. 318), and permits me to say that his glasseries are open to inspection. — 1863
6. •
   Skill in working with glass.

   • No degree was ever conferred on a student unless he could demonstrate sufficient aptitude in "glassery" or as a "glass man." — 1924