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German Jugendstil: Schliersee, Steigerwald at the Passau Museum | Bohemian Art Glass457 of 1686 |  |  |
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Posted 4 months ago
Alfredo
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As I have stated, Schliersee and Steigerwald occupy one case in the PM. Schliersee has three shelves and Steiger only one, at the bottom.
Pic. 1: Top shelf Schliersee. Notice the similarity both to Harrach and to British glass.
Pic. 2: Schliersee enameled vase, same decor as mine.
Pic. 3: The one Steirgerwald shelf. Notice the vases on the left.
Pic. 4. A Steigerwald souvenir salt or toothpick holder, inscribed Munchen.
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Alfredo : Photo 1......... looks like Stuart "Albany" (UK).
Exactly. I remember Wayne Pattinson lecturing us on the difference, and there is one but I cannot remember it. Harrach also made this kind of decor.
No, not 'Albany' I'm afraid, this has a 'cloudy' vaseline type glass but 'Cairngorm' which is clear glass and may have green (most common ), amethyst, amber or clear roundels in one or two colours made by Stuart and Sons, Stourbridge, England, c. 1900.
Made a mistake: the toothpick in the last picture is a Schliersee piece, not Steigerwald.