The production process of all original Lamberts glasses begins with the mixing of the glass batch. Quartz sand, soda and lime are the most important basic ingredients. Colors are determined through the addition of metal compounds such as iron, copper, silver and even gold.
The secret of colorThe "meltingmaster" knows all formulas for the required colors. Various metal compounds are added to the molten glas to produce the desired colors. |
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Glashütte Lamberts has a practically unlimited palette of colors, obtained by the addition of iron, copper, chromium, and other metals, including gold and silver. The many possible nuances in the manufacture make GLASS a most versatile raw material. |
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The colour come into the liquid glass... |
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...and samples were drawn. The following step is the colour check. |
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The variety
The Lamberts palette of glasses offers more than 5000 varieties to choose from.
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Genuine Antique |
Flashed Glass |
Reamy Glass |
Table Cathedral |
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Streaky Glass |
Crackled Glass |
Genuine Rondels |
New Antique |
