CIAO! Spero che sia OK pubblicarlo qui. Vengo dalla Svezia e mio padre ha comprato 6 di questi bicchieri di gemiti bianchi insieme a 6 bicchieri di vino rosso e 6 bicchieri da whisky durante un viaggio a Tallinn da qualche parte tra il 2006 e il 2009. Uno dei bicchieri di gemelli rossi è stato distrutto anni fa e ho appena fracassato un altro bicchiere oggi. Li adoro ed è una delle poche cose che mi sono lasciate dal mio defunto papà e vorrei sostituire quelle rotte. Qualcuno li riconosce o sa da cosa provengono il produttore?
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di BewareOfTheBunny
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I’m afraid it might be from artisan section of old Tarbeklaas. Not made any more. The way you could get them now is if some inheritors just dumped the whole lot of what they inherited somewhere.
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Looks like it may be a glass from Tarbeklaas, they used to produce such glasses between 1940-1993. Not 100% sure tho. These days you can buy them from antique shops or second hand stores etc. Most of such places don’t really post their items online much.
To find the exact model you’d need to find the name of this specific set, they used to have names like “Inna”, “Viru” etc.
For example [here’s one from 1950s that is similar-ish but not the same.](https://www.eantiik.com/products/klaas/tarbeklaas/product/v2496)
[Here’s some from 1940s](https://www.eantiik.com/products/klaas/tarbeklaas/product/v2495).
You could contact some local Estonian antique shops and ask them if they recognize the model or if they’d be willing to hunt these down for you for a fee or something.
If you google something along the lines of “tarbeklaas pokaal klaas komplekt site:.ee” you should see a bunch of glasses from Tarbeklaas.
People here are suggesting that they may be made by Tarbeklaas, but having somewhat recently broken a couple of my very specific Tarbeklaas products and having to look through old catalogues and classified ads, i think it is very unlikely that it is true. Perhaps some better pictures, along with the other glasses would help determine it.