Topic: lauscha - albin schaedel? ID

[sawi]

hi, can anyone identify this lauscha glass?
the bowl is 16,8 cm high, the carafe with plug is 16,2 cm high and the tumblers (i have 6 pieces) are about 8,4 cm high.
i've seen a very similar figurine without bowl that was described as albin schaedel glass - is it possible?
does anybody know that kind of glass?

many thanks in advance!

[sawi]

this is the figurine which looks very similar to the bowl.
i got this figurine (12 cm high) when i was a child from my parents about 20 years ago. - i think it was in munich.
and i can remember there was a group of 3 different glass-horses.

in this shop i found such figurines described as albin schaedel glass:
http://www.designhandlung.de/g-111/

is this the same resp. is it possible that the bowl and the carafe is also from albin schaedel?
or is that quite a strecht?

any suggestions about this sort of glass?
i would be grateful for any information about these items!

[Coupsdestylo]

The Martini glass and decanter look like this set I saw in a museum, by Max Traut.

[Coupsdestylo]

It's in this video Museum "Geißlerhaus" in Neuhaus am Rennweg
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjRnQC1l78E
Totally in envy of it did you say you had six glasses?
D

[sawi]

Many thanks for your information Coupsdestylo.
And yea, i have 6 glasses in perfect condition ^_^

[Coupsdestylo]

Max Traut born 1900, started his company 1919 Brand names Matra Original or Matra Glas, at annual trade fairs in Cologne & Leipzig works were "torn from their hands" by eager customers.
Interestingly there is a catalog from 1933 of which I have one poorly copied page.
If you ever get bored of it can I get first dibs please (although telling you it's in a museum has probably put it out of my price range)
D