In 1890 Jozef Schreiber, a glass manufacturer of Czech origin born at Kožušany in Moravia, bought the Lednické Rovne estate — largely for its beech forests, because glass furnaces ate wood. By 1892 two furnaces were alight making sheet glass, and the works was among the most modern in Central Europe. From 1893 it pressed glass under the Kaiserkristall name and blew drinking glass by hand as Rona Crystal; in 1896 it became the first plant on the continent to use English pantograph engraving machines. Schreiber died here in March 1902 and was buried in a neo-Renaissance mausoleum he had built in the park.V roku 1890 kúpil lednickorovnianske panstvo Jozef Schreiber, sklársky podnikateľ českého pôvodu, narodený v Kožušanoch na Morave — kúpil ho najmä pre bukové lesy, lebo sklárske pece hltali drevo. V roku 1892 už horeli dve pece na tabuľové sklo a huta patrila k najmodernejším v strednej Európe. Od roku 1893 sa tu lisovalo sklo pod menom Kaiserkristall a ručne fúkalo nápojové sklo ako Rona Crystal; v roku 1896 tu ako v prvom závode na kontinente zaviedli anglické pantografy na zdobenie skla. Schreiber tu v marci 1902 zomrel a pochovali ho v novorenesančnom mauzóleu, ktoré si dal v parku postaviť.
