Mouth-blown flat glass from Waldsassen - glass for many famous buildings on earth

At Lamberts Waldsassen glassworks in Germany (Lamberts-Glas / Glashütte Lamberts), the centuries-old glassmaking tradition not only lives on, but is also continuously developed.
With 70 employees, the traditional company from the Upper Palatinate is the world market leader for hand-blown flat glass. More than 5000 different colors and structures are produced in the glass factory.
The handmade glass has been used in numerous well-known buildings around the world. The clock faces of Big Ben in London, the Rockefeller Center in New York, airports and train stations in the USA, Europe and Asia are just a few examples.
There are also examples in the Upper Palatinate: the Walhalla, like the traditional Kneitinger restaurant in Regensburg, was refined with the glass from Waldsassen. New to the range is the patented and world's only hand-blown UV protection glass, which combines the brilliant look of hand-made glass panes with technically perfect UV protection.
In this video you can see how the noble glasses are made. Accompany us to the well-known Lamberts glass factory in Waldsassen!

[@Semmelhuber]

Phantastisch, dass es das noch gibt! Meinen größten Respekt! Alles Gute für die Zukunft!

[@PilsakWJ]

Ein sehenswerter Film

[@oberpfalzecho6517]

Danke. Mehr Dokumentationen und Nachrichten finden Sie unter: www.oberpfalzecho.de/

[@monikawalter3296]

Ich bin in waldsassen geboren und aufgewachsen

[@mimamarosa8]

It would be great to watch this video with English subtitles. Thanks!

[@oberpfalzecho6517]

The english subtitles are in work and will be released tonight. Thx

[@oberpfalzecho6517]

Its done - have fun!

[@spider1742]

Kommt daher nicht auch der Begriff "Aufschneider"? Wenn der Zylinder vor dem falten und bügeln aufgeschnitten wird?

[@LambertsGlas]

Ja, genau da kommt der Begriff her! 👍

[@TheRecovery16]

Glaskunst nur vom feinsten aus dem Stiftland