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Czechoslovakia Art Glass L&R or R&L

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Frank:
In a 1907 global directory they show up only in Sydney, by 1933 UK directory they had a London Office at Bevis Marks. In 1963, UK Directory, St. Andrew St they were importers of German and Japanese pottery. Czech table and ornamental lead-crystal and soda-lime. French soda-lime table glass. In 1963 as a Pty., Ltd. still active in Sydney, but only lists what they import from the UK (Empire Porcelain) - they were in same street as in 1907 (Kent Street) but a different number.

So perhaps they started out in Australia or not in London then, I did not check other towns in the 1907

None of the above directories are in the Glass-Study yet.

Googling

They set up a pottery in Czechoslovakia in 1883 so were obviouls strongly connected there too, the pottery mark is no use but is here
http://www.another1intx.com/html/european.html

Frank:
For 800 plus pounds I can subscribe to a site with more data on them... perhaps I undercharge for the Glass-Study!

Sklounion:
£800??
I'd expect immorality membership for that much, not just life...  ;D ;D
M

Frank:
That is an annual fee Marcus, sufficient for 40 years in the Glass-Study  :ac1:

Frank:
Lazarus and Rosenfeld were clearly quite a big company also owning the Empire pottery. They feature in Revi's American Cut and Engraved Glass, anyone got a copy?

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