The Pitkin Glassworks operated from 1783-1830 as the first successful glassworks in Connecticut. All Belarusian glassworks and brickworks use local sand and clay respectively. Early industries included farming, sawmills, textile mills, potash production, glassworks, and quarrying. There were also distilleries, glassworks, and stove factories. Fostoria Glass Company (specializing in hand-blown glassworks) was headquartered in Moundsville from 1891 to 1986. In 1881, Wilhelm Riedel designed a glassworks in Stefansruh, close to Polaun. Riedel built a new glassworks next door which started production on 6 January 1879. The resulting "Alexandrite" glass remains a signature color of the Moser glassworks to this day. However, the chandelier components came primarily from the Riedel Glassworks in the Iser Mountains. In 1866, he built a completely modern glassworks in stone, with two furnaces. The glassworks in Orrefors closed in 2012. Some footage of a woollen mill and glassworks exists on film. Charleroi features an industrial area, iron and steel industry, glassworks, chemicals, and electrical engineering. Anders Andersson the chairman of the board took over the directorship of the Iittala glassworks. After several failed attempts at resurrecting the Manheim Glassworks, it closed in 1780.