Topic: More Catalogues

[pamela]

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Inwald BAROLAC http://www.glas-musterbuch.de/BAROLAC-1978-Weil-USA.232.0.html

Radeberg 1928  http://www.glas-musterbuch.de/Radeberg-1928.233.0.html

Brockwitz TAUPERLE brochure  http://www.glas-musterbuch.de/Brockwitz-1941-TAUPERLE.234.0.html

Frauenau  http://www.glas-musterbuch.de/Gistl-Frauenau-ca-1910.236.0.html

Friedrichshain  http://www.glas-musterbuch.de/VEB-Glaswerk-Friedrichshain-ca.238.0.html

Wittwer 1954  http://www.glas-musterbuch.de/Wittwer-1954.240.0.html 

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[Lustrousstone]

Thank you  :clap: :clap:

[Paul S.]

my sincere thanks also Pamela  -  those folk who do not collect pressed glass really have no idea how essential your catalogues are.

[Anne]

Pamela, thank you! :kissy: I shall enjoy browsing these.

[meegs]

Pamela,
Thank-you.
I've already identified a couple of my pieces of glass.
Brilliant!
Cheers Meegs

[scavo]

Thank you for your continued efforts.

[Mosquito]

Hi Pamela,

A big thank you for making these available!

However, I would like to suggest that you modify the title of the Barolac catalogue as it is not, strictly speaking, an Inwald Barolac catalogue. The catalogue shown is from the US importers Weil Ceramics & Glass. Weil used the Barolac name on many Czech patterns, not limited to the original Inwald Barolac pieces. Looking through the catalogue, I can see several pieces which were originally Hoffmann or Schlevogt (and also possibly Halama) patterns, and therefore not related to the original Inwald Barolac line we know in Europe. Describing it as an 'Inwald Barolac' catalogue could lead to people erroneously attributing these other Czech designs to Inwald.

[pamela]

Thank you, Steven - done as proposed, but left it in Bohemia section - hope that's acceptable 

[Frank]

Suggestion: Pamela I would add Steven's comments, as a notes page, and it would help if the numbers that are not Inwald could be mentioned Steven.

[flying free]

Thank you Pamela  :hiclp:  :sun:
I love browsing through these.
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