Topic: Brazilian and German labels for the archives.

[Paul S.]

As I'm not too good at the technical bits on the GMB - I'm hoping one of the Mods. will help by moving these to the archives for me.    I have looked under Brazilian and German, although don't see either in the list (hope I haven't missed them).   If they are there already then my apologies, please ignore and delete.   sincere thanks for help. 
P.S.   As always, thanks to antiquerose's tip re the magnifying glass, which enables a good quality close up of these smallish things. :thup:

[astrid]

As I'm always interested in German labels, is it known which factories use these labels?

Astrid

[Paul S.]

Hello Astrid  -  regret I'm unable to help  -  so hoping someone else will know - I did have a look in one or two books but found nothing of help.     The German label is on a red cased, cut to clear, saw toothed, wavy edged bowl (made sometime in the last 20 years, probably).

[astrid]

Can you post a picture of the pieces these labels were on? If someone recognizes the pieces, we can also match the labels...

Astrid

[Paul S.]

o.k.  -  tomorrow morning

[antiquerose123]

P.S.   As always, thanks to antiquerose's tip re the magnifying glass, which enables a good quality close up of these smallish things. :thup:

Thanks Paul S.     Your pictures are of High Quality too!!


Would like to see the pieces of Glass these were on - also.  Will Paul labels get added to the label section even before their is an attribution to them.  :thup:  :thup: Nice to get as many labels in one spot for reference, and for safe keeping -- and to help the data base *GROW*  for each country types of labels.  :hiclp:

[Paul S.]

pictures as requested.      Plus I've added a Moser label and sand blast mark from some shot glasses - which if I'm reading Ivo's book correctly date from post 1995 (I think).
Ref.  'Miller's glass fact file a - z'      -     Ivo Haanstra     -    2001.