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Anne:
Glen thank you for the links - they've made me want to know more about both factories now.  I just love that Egyptian Lotus bowl!

I have a problem reading some of the text on the Hortensia main page though as the long divider-type pattern images are overlaying the text - it's probably a browser thing as I'm using Firefox under Linux but thought I'd just mention it so you know. I can do you a screenshot of how it looks for me if that helps?  The other pages I looked at don't have this problem.

Frank:
Books often appear on eBay, but only in Polish.

tinmine:
Thanks for the links Glen and thanks folks for comments, plenty of web info on modern factorys but a bit thin on the ground before that.Will keep looking, perhaps a good area for further research. :thup:

Glen:

--- Quote from: Anne on May 16, 2009, 09:06:48 PM ---I have a problem reading some of the text on the Hortensia main page though as the long divider-type pattern images are overlaying the text - it's probably a browser thing as I'm using Firefox under Linux but thought I'd just mention it so you know. I can do you a screenshot of how it looks for me if that helps?  The other pages I looked at don't have this problem.

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It was fine in my browser (Explorer) so I assume it must be Firefox /Linux. I have removed the images that were overlaying the text for you, Anne. Hopefully you can read it OK now. For interest, those images were stylised tulip motifs that were used by Hortensja in their pressed glass designs. Very "Art Deco" - gorgeous designs.

GT

Anne:
It was in my Windows/Firefox as well Glen, just the Linux/Firefox combo was having the problem. Thank you for removing the images, I can read it all now. :kissy: 

I don't have any of these items in any sort of glass - plain or Carnival - which is such a shame as they are lovely.

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