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Posted 05/31/2019   4:35 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add bookbndrbob to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
Ireland's two November 6, 2014 computer-vended Christmas stamps feature stained glass. They were produced in coiled rolls of 600 se-tenant, or alternating design labels. When purchased and imprinted in black, the labels are numbered in the lower right corner facing inward, sideways (1 and 306 on these ).

From the www.ateeme.net website, "The two designs for the SOAR (stamps on a roll) issues feature details of stained glass windows created, or inspired, by the work of Harry Clarke (1889-1931), Ireland's greatest stained glass artist."


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On November 7, 2013 Ireland issued this Christmas stamp of the Holy Family. Format is booklet of 26.

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Guernsey's October 25, 2007 "Christmas Ornaments" set of 12 features three 27p stamps depicting crystal glass objects. They are snowflake in snow (Sc#959), snowflake (Sc#960), and angel pendant (Sc#962).



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France
St Denis Cathedral
March 14, 2015
Set of two, one stamp depicts stained glass window The shaft of Jesse.

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New Zealand
Papatuanuku and Ranginui
June 4, 2014
Set of six, one stamp depicts portion of a stained glass doorway at Te Marae by Maori artist Robert Jahnke (1951- ).

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The LASIKYLA GLASS VILLAGE postmarks indicate that these two stamps were cancelled at the Nuutijarvi Glass Village in the southwest of Finland. The "Nuutijarvi 1793" within the logo portion of the cancel is difficult to read.

From the nuutajarvi.fi website, "The glass village was established in Nuutajarvi in 1793...What makes Nuutijarvi unique is that the glass factory established then has been in operation without interruption to this day."



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France
Reims Cathedral
May 6, 2011
The souvenir sheet depicts 13th Century rose window in the north arm of transept.

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This 2019, self-adhesive coil stamp of Ireland is from the current, 9th definitive series (A History of Ireland in 100 Objects). The stamp depicts the upper half of a late 18th century, Penrose cut-glass decanter. The "N" inscription signifies that it is domestic rate postage.

From the 100objects.ie website, "The Penroses were representative of the more dynamic, entrepreneurial side of Anglo-Ireland. With roots in Cornwall, they moved to Ireland in 1685, by which time they may already have been Quakers. William Penrose established himself in Waterford in the early 18th century as a tanner, and his son also William, founded the Waterford Glass Factory in 1783."

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Japan
150th Anniversary of Keio University
November 7, 2008
Set of ten, a pane of four stamps depict stained glass from the Old Wing of Mita Campus Library.
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France
Art
November 9, 1963
The stamp depicts stained glass Fur Traders from Chartres Cathedral.
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"Madonna and Child", Stained window of the cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris, 8th century, engraved by Claude Durrens and issued on May 23, 1964 to commemorate the 800th anniversary of the cathedral:

"The Baptism of Judas", Stained Glass of St. Chapelle, engraved by Georges Bétemps and issued on October 20, 1966:
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The "Chagall Windows", a series of twelve stained-glass paintings by Marc Chagall depicting the twelve tribes of Israel. The windows are located at the Synagogue of Hadassah Hospital in Ein Kerem, Jerusalem.

Israel issued a set of twelve stamps in two parts, each stamp shows one of the Chagall windows. Here is the first part issued in March 26, 1973 shows the tribes of Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Zebulun and Issachar:







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France
Traditional Artisanry
March 18, 2019
This special souvenir sheet shows detail of the facets and bevels of a lead glass crystal work.
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France
Joint Issue France-Croatia
November 12, 2018
The stamp set features crystal vase by Émile Gallé (1846-1904) and Antonija Krasnik (1874-1956).
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Slovakia
Slovak Applied Arts – Glassware
January 4, 2021
The stamp set depicts glassware from Zohor, Bratislava, and Zlatno.
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