👉 "Cortlandtite" is a fictional character from the novel "The Canterbury Tales," written by John Bunyan. It was introduced in the 17th century and has since become a popular and enduring figure in literature, particularly among readers of classic Christian literature. The term refers to the material used to make this type of glass, which can be found in the world's most famous glass museum, the Museum of London Glass. The character is named after Sir Richard, Lord Cortland
