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CloudGlass.Com Credits |
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We would like to thank the following
people who have contributed photographs or information to this web
site:
Arnold Becker www.pressglas.de |
For identifying a piece of Amber Cloud glass as being made by the
Brockwitz glass company. An important finding |
Gary Bourke |
Photograph of Green
with orange trails
bowl |
Bernard Cavalot |
Identification of the "Grecian" designs and
additional Australian design
numbers. Bernard also has been most helpful with his wide knowledge of Davidson
Glass. |
Mike Cawsey |
Photograph of Blue Cloud dish registered design No 737904 + many other
images. |
Adam Dodds |
Information about the Davidson Company in the late 1950s and early
1960s |
Theo Faasen |
Photograph of Sepia Cloud Glass
vase and "Oralit"
label plus other Oralit examples |
Siegmar Geiselberger www.pressglas-korrespondenz.de |
Siegmar has been very helpful and generous in sending information about
Walther and Brockwitz glass. We could not have created the Walther and
Brockwitz pages without his
help. |
Les Gorczynski |
Photograph of Yellow Cloud Glass Vase |
Alfred Haley |
Picture of Jobling Trinket set and an unknown Amber Cloud pot |
Tony Hayter |
Photograph of Purple Cloud 275 Vase. Photograph of Design NO 831491 |
Carol Jones |
Picture of 696F Orange Flower Bowl |
Peter Pegg |
Photographs of Grey Cloud Class candlestick and powder jar |
Michael Teunissen |
Pictures of Kopenhagen Vase, Mignon bowl and 280 Cake stand |
Glen & Steve Thistlewood |
Information about August Walther & Sohne, the
makers of Oralit
Glass. Image of moulded W from a Sepia Bowl. |
Lyndon Wild |
Photograph of 325 Trinket set, Grey Cloud Candlesticks, Amber Cloud inkwell, Violet Cloud
vase, Blue Cloud water set, Amber Cloud
Ashtray etc |
If you have any information or photographs that you think should be on this
web site, please email info@cloudglass.com.
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Copyright
(c) Chris and Val Stewart 2001 |
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