Topic: Red small glass with cut design

[yesvil]

Hello,

I need some help to understand this one please. My observations are:

It appears to be Victorian in design but I guess is later. It has a cut away red overlay that looks - to me - extremely thin. The design freehand and quite naive.  

I would be grateful of any help with date and maker,country of origin ~Adam

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[Ivo]

Egermann jumps to mind who are the originators of ruby flash cut-to-clear. Timewise they are harder to pinpoint as these have been in uninterrupted production for maybe 150 years or so. 

[yesvil]

Egermann jumps to mind who are the originators of ruby flash cut-to-clear. Timewise they are harder to pinpoint as these have been in uninterrupted production for maybe 150 years or so. 

Thank you Ivo

[Anne]

Looks to have the same cartouche pattern as my labelled Egermann tankard - label says Bohemia Glass, leaflet with it says Egermann