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zmień Site of 19th century glass and dishware factory
In 1879, Abraham Lazare opened a small company called G’Schirrfrommel that made glass and dishware on the Rue de l’Ecole, now the Rue de Robertsau. In the 1930s, his son Paul added a glass decorating studio to the family business, which was of particular interest to brewers who wanted their emblems and colors on beer glasses. Paul Lazare and his children perished in Nazi extermination camps. After the war, his sister continued the business, but it closed in 1972. The building it occupied was subsequently destroyed in 1994. Reviews (0)
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