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(Themed) glass displays - show me yours, I'll show you mine... part 3

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ahremck:
That is a piece of Austrian glass in the shape of Austria by Steirisches.

Ross

rosieposie:
Thanks Ross,  I have seen a couple of glass maps from Scandi companies,  but didn't recognise your Austrian one.  I don't think I have any Austrian glass.....but it has made me think.....is Bleikristall Austrian?.....off to find out!!

Gary:
Hi Ross (IMHO) I don't believe the plate is a Monart piece. Monart did not do that shape with an inverted lip, though Vasart and Strathearn did.
Gary

rocco:
Ross, that is the part of Austria I am coming from! :D

It isn't the shape of Austria, but that of Styria in the South-East of Austria (easily recognizable by the piggy shape ;D), "Steiermark" in German, so "Steirisches Glas" means Styrian glass.

Never heard of that maker, but Oberglas Bärnbach is in Styria...

Michael

ahremck:
Thank you for all opur contributions.

Gary - I started a topic http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php?topic=47412.new;topicseen#new and lo and behold it is actually early Mdina - 1970 - 1972 I am told.  A most pleasant surprise as it was simply a 'like it' buy on Ebay.

Michael - I am fascinated that I now know someone from that area.  I will be Googloing to find out more.

Ross

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