Original Lamberts-Restoration-Glasses are specially intended for the renovation of old buildings and homes,
and the preservation of historic edifices and monuments as well as antique furniture restoration.

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The crackled or craquelé surface effect differentiates mouth-blown Crackled-Glass from the Original Clear and
Coloured Glasses. Its fissured and cracked surface is similar to that of crocodile skin.
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This type of glass is mouth-blown and a special kind of LambertsGlas®. The characteristic features of a
pronounced reamy texture include occasional bubbles floating in “frozen currents” of glass, creating lively
movement within the sheet.
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This type of specially produced mouth-blown sheet glass is given their tint not simply by adding colour to the
batch. Their colouration is created by means of the flash technique: The clear or tinted carrier glass is overlaid
with one or two layers of coloured glass thus opening almost unlimited possibilities of variation.
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All the sheets are made by hand, reflecting the time-honoured tradition of glassblowing. Here Glashütte Lamberts has created a work of art with an identity unparalleled: No two sheets are identical.
Vivid colours of an inimitable brilliance add a special touch to this glass.
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This glass type is part of the family of mouth-blown glasses made with the traditional methods of production.
Unlike the other mouth-blown Lamberts-Glasses the balloon is blown to a larger size. It is for this reason that its
body is thinner and its surface is smoother and flatter. There is an irregular seediness inside the sheet and the
bubbles are oval shaped. The surface structure is open.
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