Victorian era pressed glass creamer - Germany | ||
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Posted 8 years ago
Ivonne
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The creamer from 1884,line Thalia,produced in Ehrenfeld so I guess it could be made by Reinische Glashutten.I wanted to show how carefully it was made.A seam after a removed mould is merely visible (pic 4).
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Very nice, I am not sure I had seen German pressed glass before.
Thank you,rockbat,for your input and the love.Here you can find more German glass
http://www.pressglas-pavillon.de/
Wow, What a site (sight ?) It was bad enough when I learned about American pressed glass, then I saw English, and I thought that has to be all, now German, and its all so good. I don't dare look at French pressed.
LOL!You're going to be a perpetual student
Beautiful Creamer first one ive seen in this color blue. Got the sugar dish ?
Yvonne,
Thanks for posting the link. I found how to change the language to English - am I glad! First Page top right-hand corner, at the very top of list and under the orangey piece of glass, if you click on the button that says "English" the page, (I hope the site), wonderfully turns into English. (You probably knew that already!)
AAAGGHHHHH - top left-hand corner - sorry
Gillian,it's very informative site .I don't speak German and use English version too
Caperkid,I wish I had a sugar bowl...
Thanks Ivonne hope you find one :)
Me too :)
Thank you all for the loves :-)
Still gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous.
Thanks,Gillian,for your revisit :-)