Topic: 'Unusual' pink opalescent girasol antique creamer, facet cut, cased- show& tell

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Just updating with thoughts as I came across an interesting jug this evening (see Seite 2 von 6 Seiten)
https://pressglas-korrespondenz.de/aktuelles/pdf/pk-2008-2w-sg-krug-lobmeyr-karaffe-osredek.pdf
Pressglas-Korrespondenz has it as:
quote
''Abb. 2002-4/300
Krug, Kat.Nr. 627
blaues Glas, geschnitten, H 24,5 cm
Osredek, Kroatien, 1840-1845
Sammlung Zagreb, Muzej za umjetnost i obrt, MUO 9257
aus Juras, www.muo.hr/bider/eng/epstak.htm'

Literaturangabe:
Maja Juras, Bidermajersko Staklo u Hrvatskoj
[Biedermeier-Glas in Kroatien], in: AusstellungsKatalog Zagreb 1997, s. PK 2002-2, Juras, BiedermeierGlas in Kroatien [Bidermajersko Staklo u Hrvatskoj]
und PK 2002-4, Juras, SG, Gläser aus der Glashütte
Zvečevo von Joseph Lobmeyr und Dragutin Sigmund Hondl in Slawonien sowie aus den Glashütten
Ivanovo Polje und Osredek bei Samobor
„Die Glasfabrik in Osredek bei Samobor wurde 1839
von der Gräfin Vilhelmina Kulmer gegründet und
arbeitete bis 1904.“ [Juras 1997] '

I think it has similarities in design with mine and with the
green jug in this post:
https://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,64586.msg367197.html#msg367197

https://sbirky.moravska-galerie.cz/images/diela/MG./55/CZE_MG.U_20018/CZE_MG.U_20018.jpeg

My dating perhaps correct then for 1840s.
 
The blue jug is possibly linked to Lobmeyr production from my understanding of the translated info in PK.

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Following on from my thoughts above and linking back to this post on the thread, and Anne's lead about Johann Meyr and Adolfshutte and her link to the CMOG  catalogue:
https://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,64586.msg361974.html#msg361974

Pressglas-Korrespondenz information in this link appears to me to say that Meyr did  work for Lobmeyr:

See Seite 16 - bottom of right hand column for the specific google translation para below:

https://pressglas-korrespondenz.de/aktuelles/pdf/pk-2020w-sg-lithyalinvasen-form-geblasen-1815-1840.pdf

'Johann Meyr built the Eleonorenhain glassworks
[Lenora], production began in 1834 [Lněničková
1995, p. 18]. After the death of Johann Meyr in 1841
Wilhelm Kralik and Josef Taschenk took over
Adolfshütte and Eleonorenhain [Lněničková 1995, p.
19]. They worked primarily for the glass shop
Lobmeyr in Vienna...'

So a possibility to explore for my jug  could be might be that the jug came from Johann Meyr but made for Lobmeyr design perhaps?