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RICHARD SUSSMUTH - GERMANY | Art Glass2002 of 5846 |  |  |
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RICHARD SUSSMUTH - GERMANY
found this and just love this smokey grey decanter bottle , this is vintage made in germany:) i love the design of beautiful decanter . This is called La Reine decanter . dates from 1956-1958
SUSSMUTH GERMANY heres a link
http://www.cmog.org/artwork/la-reine?sm_actor_name=Sussmuth%2C%20Richard&goto=node/51200&filter=%22bundle%3Aartwork%22&sort=bs_has_image%20desc%2Cscore%20desc%2Cbs_on_display%20desc&object=1
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thankyou eye4beauty for the kind words and video :) and thankyou VintageStation for the love:)
very cool:)
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thankyou miKKoChristmas11 for the love :) and adding to your collection:)
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It's very beeautiful. I never saw it. Do you know that you can shorten inks, f.Ex on j.mp? Just like this:
http://j.mp/sussmuth
Hello cobaltcobold , thankyou for the love and thankyou for the info as well , that was very nice you :)
and thankyou for the kind words as well cobaltcobold:)
Seriously! You are cracking me up with the "gold rush" of finds!
thankyou Amberrose for the loves and kind words , i know its something else up here :)
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I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS"!!!! Richard Süssmuth is one of the best unknown glassmakers!
thankyou austrohungaro for the love :) the kind words:) i have to say for the ones that posted by others in the past , im sure it could have been the sussmuth, but who knows:)
Hi Bellini, l was wondering if you take a look my armchair and tell me your opinion about....patwestrick
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thankyou ozmarty and inky for the loves:)
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Never seen this maker before but I really like it. You can see someone sitting in their 50s/60s living room, being cool and pouring brandy into big balloon glasses.
Süssmuth was one of tghe big glass artists in pre- and post-war Germany, and he was quite succesful exporting in the States. It's a pity he's quite unknown...
thankyou very much austrohungaro for the love and sharing :) your right it is a shame he wasnt not well known:)
thankyou lovedecanters for the sharing and the kind words:)