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dalle de verre - Wiesenthalhütte

Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2015 12:00 pm
by LisaDC
Hello,
I've recently acquired a lot of Wiesenthalhütte dalle de verre. They aren't produced anymore... and are really gorgeous.
Anybody interested in them, or know someone who might be?
thanks,
Lisa

Re: dalle de verre - Wiesenthalhütte

Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2015 12:51 pm
by Kevin Midgley
464 dalles is a lot of inventory for a studio to use.
Reminds me of a story of an abandoned/mothballed for a century plus dalle de verre factory a friend of mine discovered in Europe. Everything was there and ready to be restarted at any time.
Start making castings!

Re: dalle de verre - Wiesenthalhütte

Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2015 4:31 pm
by Morganica
Can you post some pictures, and possibly a small inventory of colors/types?

Thanks

Re: dalle de verre - Wiesenthalhütte

Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2015 11:46 pm
by Kevin Midgley
follow the links on her website page and they are all there colours and everything.
The catch is the price for north americans.
By definition they are not light weight for shipping and i'm guessing because I don't have the page up anymore that an average of 25 Euros a piece will add up rapidly.

Re: dalle de verre - Wiesenthalhütte

Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2015 7:57 am
by LisaDC
Link to pdf here (4 pages): http://peliglass.eu/blog/pdf/glasaanbieding_dalle.pdf
Most colors, except the selenium, are €12.50/dalle ($13.25/dalle). The two selenium colors are €25/dalle ($26.50/dalle)
The prices that I've seen here in Europe for dalles are at least twice that.

Yup, transport. eeeck. I'd have to check specifics - it depends on the destination, weight/dimensions of the shipment, and is it by airplane or ship. More is better to ship as the price then becomes more interesting per dalle.
Say transport added $6/dalle to the cost, the final cost is still under $20/dalle.

For the aficionado, there's also a sale on Lamberts glass: http://peliglass.eu/saintjustglas/

Re: dalle de verre - Wiesenthalhütte

Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2015 10:34 pm
by jim burchett
The dollar is rising in relation to euros everyday so these are getting cheaper by the day