Das kleine Blechgeschirr sieht komplett aus.
The small set of metal tableware looks complete.
Aber dasselbe Set in der Originalverpackung zeigt,
dass es ein Teegeschirr ist und dass in die Blechtassen Glaseinsätze gehören.
But the same set in the original packaging shows that it is a tea set
But the same set in the original packaging shows that it is a tea set
and that tiny glasses belong into the tin cups.
1950
A. Sachse & Co
Glaswarenfabrik, gegr. 1885
Neuhaus am Rennweg/Thüringen
Wie in der Anzeige von 1950 aus dem Branchenblatt "Das Spielzeug" erwähnt,
wird die Firma 1885 von Albert Sachse gegründet.
Der erste Firmensitz war allerdings in Gablonz a.d. Neiße unter dem Namen
A. Sachse & Co.
und nicht in Neuhaus am Rennweg.
Es wurden Glaswaren aller Art hergestellt,
der größte Teil wurde exportiert.
Allein das Perlensortiment umfasste damals
40.000 verschiedene Arten.
Nach dem Tod von Albert Sachse 1921
übernahm sein Sohn Karl die Firma.
Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg verlor die Firma alle ausländischen Filialen.
Es blieb nur der kleine Filialbetrieb in Neuhaus/Rwg,
der jetzt der Hauptsitz wurde.
Das Sortiment wurde wieder groß und vielseitig.
Außer der Glaskunst wurden auch chem.-pharmazeutische, chirurgische und
technische Glaswaren produziert.
Auch Erzeugnisse anderer Firmen werden vertrieben.
Wie in alle anderen privaten Unternehmen versuchte der ostdeutsche Staat,
eine Beteiligung an dem Unternehmen zu erzwingen.
Karl Sachse war sogar zwei Jahre im Gefängnis.
1968 musste er eine staatliche Beteiligung dulden.
Anfang der 1970er wurden dann schließlich
alle verbliebenen Unternehmen in teilweise privater Hand enteignet
und so wurde aus der Fa. Sachse die VEB Thüringer Glaskunst.
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As mentioned in the 1950 advert from the trade journal "Das Spielzeug",
the company was founded in 1885 by Albert Sachse.
However, the first company headquarters were in Gablonz a.d. Neiße under the name
A. Sachse & Co.
and not in Neuhaus am Rennweg.
Glassware of all kinds was produced,
most of it was exported.
The range of beads alone comprised
40,000 different types.
After the death of Albert Sachse in 1921
his son Karl took over the company.
After the Second World War, the company lost all its foreign branches.
All that remained was the small branch in Neuhaus/Rwg,
which now became the head office.
The product range became large and varied again.
In addition to glass art, the company also produced chemical, pharmaceutical, surgical and
technical glassware were also produced.
Products from other companies were also sold.
Like all other private companies experienced, the East German state tried to force
to force a stake in the company.
Karl Sachse was even imprisoned for two years.
In 1968, he had to tolerate state involvement.
At the beginning of the 1970s
remaining companies, some of which were privately owned, were expropriated
and the Sachse company became VEB Thüringer Glaskunst.
Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
the company was founded in 1885 by Albert Sachse.
However, the first company headquarters were in Gablonz a.d. Neiße under the name
A. Sachse & Co.
and not in Neuhaus am Rennweg.
Glassware of all kinds was produced,
most of it was exported.
The range of beads alone comprised
40,000 different types.
After the death of Albert Sachse in 1921
his son Karl took over the company.
After the Second World War, the company lost all its foreign branches.
All that remained was the small branch in Neuhaus/Rwg,
which now became the head office.
The product range became large and varied again.
In addition to glass art, the company also produced chemical, pharmaceutical, surgical and
technical glassware were also produced.
Products from other companies were also sold.
Like all other private companies experienced, the East German state tried to force
to force a stake in the company.
Karl Sachse was even imprisoned for two years.
In 1968, he had to tolerate state involvement.
At the beginning of the 1970s
remaining companies, some of which were privately owned, were expropriated
and the Sachse company became VEB Thüringer Glaskunst.
Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
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Jede Art von Miniaturfiguren aus Glas,
Blumentöpfe, Tiere, kleine Szenen,
Geschirr, Kaffee- und Teeservices, Karaffen, Schüsseln, Bonbongläser,
Zierporzellan, Babyflaschen, Blumenvasen und und und.
Alles hauchzart und filigran.
All kinds of miniature figures made of glass,
flower pots, animals, small scenes,
crockery, coffee and tea services, carafes, bowls, sweet jars,
decorative porcelain, baby bottles, flower vases and much more.
All delicate and filigree.
flower pots, animals, small scenes,
crockery, coffee and tea services, carafes, bowls, sweet jars,
decorative porcelain, baby bottles, flower vases and much more.
All delicate and filigree.
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