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Abel Germany 1936

Abel Germany 1936

Alderhuetten Germany 1928

Alderhuetten Germany 1932

Ankerglas Germany 1937-38

Ankerglas Germany 1937-38 (Added to show colors made in these years.)

Annahutte Germany 1957

Boehringer Germany 1927 & 1930

Brockwitz Germany 1915	Brockwitz Germany 1915
Brockwitz Germany 1915	Brockwitz Germany 1915
Brockwitz Germany 1915	Brockwitz Germany 1915
Brockwitz Germany 1915	Brockwitz Germany 1915
Brockwitz Germany 1915
Brockwitz Germany 1921	Brockwitz Germany 1926
Brockwitz Germany 1928	Brockwitz Germany 1928
Brockwitz Germany 1928
Brockwitz Germany 1929
Brockwitz Germany 1931
Brockwitz Germany 1936	Brockwitz Germany 1936
Brockwitz Germany 1936

Ernst Buder Germany 1960

Dressler Germany 1931	Dressler Germany 1931
Dressler Germany 1931	Dressler Germany 1931
Dressler Germany 1931	Dressler Germany 1931
Dressler Germany 1931

Droescher Germany 1926

Ehrenfeld Glassworks Germany 1884	Ehrenfeld Glassworks Germany 1884
Ehrenfeld Glassworks Germany 1884	Ehrenfeld Glassworks Germany 1884
Ehrenfeld Glassworks Germany 1884	Ehrenfeld Glassworks Germany 1884
Ehrenfeld Glassworks Germany 1884	Ehrenfeld Glassworks Germany 1886

Facke & Company Kohlfurt, Germany 1928

Fenner Glasshouse Germany 1906 Cover	This is the cover from the 1906 Fenner Glass Company. The catalogs from 1903 and 1906 appear to be identical because pictures are exact between 1903 and 1906 pages right down to the page number. Note that "1910" is also written on the cover. It appears that the Fenner Glasshouse did not change their catalog items for a number of years.
Fenner Glasshouse Germany 1903	Fenner Glasshouse Germany 1903
Fenner Glasshouse Germany 1903	Fenner Glasshouse Germany 1903
Fenner Glasshouse Germany 1903	Fenner Glasshouse Germany 1909
Fenner Glasshouse Germany 1909	Fenner Glasshouse Germany 1935

Josephinen Germany 1925	Josephinen Germany 1925
Josephinen Germany 1925	Josephinen Germany 1925
Josephinen Germany 1925	Josephinen Germany 1925
Josephinen Germany 1936	Josephinen Germany 1937
Josephinen Germany 1938	Josephinen Germany 1942
Jozefina Germany 1946-58	Jozefina Germany 1946-58

Krug & Mundt Germany 1906	Krug & Mundt Germany 1906
Krug & Mundt Germany 1906	Krug & Mundt Germany 1906
Krug & Mundt Germany 1906

Wilhelm Kutzscher Dresden, Germany 1910	Wilhelm Kutzscher Dresden, Germany 1910
Wilhelm Kutzscher Dresden, Germany 1910	Wilhelm Kutzscher Dresden, Germany 1910
Wilhelm Kutzscher Dresden, Germany 1910

Max Malky Germany 1930

Mueller & Kraft Germany 1914	Mueller & Kraft Germany 1914
Mueller & Kraft Germany 1914

Nachtmann Germany 1956

Nachtmann Germany 1963

Nordbohmische Glasraffinerie Germany 1950-60s

Nordbohmische Glasraffinerie Germany 1950-60s

Oberhausener Glasfabrik Germany 1937	Oberhausener Glasfabrik Germany 1937
Oberhausener Glasfabrik Germany 1937	Oberhausener Glasfabrik Germany 1937

Penhas Germany 1939

Ploetz Germany 1900

Radeberg Germany 1890

Raspiller & Company, Fenner Glasshouse Germany 1881

Raspiller & Company, Fenner Glasshouse Germany 1881

Reich Germany 1880	Reich Germany 1880
Reich Germany 1880	Reich Germany 1880
Reich Germany 1880	Reich Germany 1925
Reich Germany 1925	Reich Germany 1925
Reich Germany 1934	Reich Germany 1934
Reich Germany 1934

Riedel Germany 1885	Riedel Germany 1885
Riedel Germany 1885	Riedel Germany 1885
Riedel Germany 1885	Riedel Germany 1885

Saxony Glass Ottendorf, Germany 1952-53

Glasfachschule Steinschonau Germany 1890-1912

Paul Staeglich Distributors Dresden, Germany Year Unknown

Streit Germany 1913	Streit Germany 1913
Streit Germany 1930	Streit Germany 1930

In 1843 three businessmen - Nicolas Villeroy, Jean Francois Boch and Eduard Karcher - set up a glass factory based on similar works in Lorraine. The first employees also came from Lorraine, a region that was renowned for its glassmaking skills. The raw materials were delivered by timber from the nearby forests, and mottled sandstone from the Hostenbach pit. Light Bohemian and heavy French crystal items were made here, and the glass factory soon began to outstrip both local competitors and those in Lorraine. This continued until the start of the Second World War. The "Cristallerie" survived the war by producing simple goods; and after that it began to reconquer both the German and the French markets. In 1986 Villeroy & Boch ceased producing serial products in Wadgassen. Information obtained from www.erih.net

Villeroy, Boch & Karcher Co. Germany 1863-68	Villeroy & Boch Germany 1874
Villeroy & Boch Germany 1908	Villeroy & Boch Germany 1908

Gebruder Von Strait Glassworks Germany 1913

VMG-Walther Germany 1931	VMG-Walther Germany 1931
VMG-Walther Germany 1931	VMG-Walther Germany 1931
VMG-Walther Germany 1931	VMG-Walther Germany 1931
VMG-Walther Germany 1931

Walther Germany 1904	Walther Germany 1904
Walther Germany 1925	Walther Germany 1925
Walther Germany 1930	Walther Germany 1930
Walther Germany 1930	Walther Germany 1930
Walther Germany 1933	Walther Germany 1933
Walther Germany 1933	Walther Germany 1933
Walther Germany 1933	Walther Germany 1934
Walther Germany 1934	Walther Germany 1935
Walther Germany 1935	Walther Germany 1936
Walther Germany 1936

Franz Werwick Distributors Dessau, Germany 1928

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