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International Clients and Long-standing Relations

For many decades, Joh. Oertel & Co. has created pieces for clients in a variety of countries and cultural settings. Its collaborations range from design houses and interior designers to public institutions, government bodies and prestigious clients.

The following references reflect OertelCrystal’s international presence. Rather than representing isolated, short-term commissions, they bear witness to long-standing relationships, trust and an appreciation of finely crafted crystal glass.

Selected International References

Europe

Europe is the historical and creative point of departure for the international relationships of Joh. Oertel & Co. Its references encompass design houses, interior designers and public institutions.

  • Christian Dior, Paris
  • Theo Fabergé, London
  • Cabinet Alberto Pinto, Paris
  • Marie-Pierre Boitard, Paris
  • Josip Broz Tito, Yugoslavia
  • Federal Foreign Office, Berlin
  • State Ministry of Baden-Württemberg
  • The Red Baron, Aberdeen
  • LBS Baden-Württemberg

Middle East

In the Middle East, Oertel pieces have been created for prestigious settings in which crystal glass, fine craftsmanship and bespoke interiors are held in particularly high regard.

  • His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said of Oman
  • His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik of Oman
  • Royal Opera House, Muscat
  • The Emir of Qatar
  • The Emir of Bahrain
  • The Emir of Abu Dhabi
  • The Emir of Dubai
  • The Emir of Kuwait
  • Al Bustan Palace Hotel, Muscat

Asia

OertelCrystal pieces have also been commissioned for governmental, ceremonial and institutional settings across Asia. These references reflect the company’s long-established international presence beyond Europe.

  • The Sultan of Perak
  • The Sultan of Pahang
  • The Sultan of Terengganu
  • The Sultan of Kedah
  • The Sultan of Perlis
  • Prime Minister of Malaysia
  • Kedah State Government
  • Bank Negara Malaysia
  • Malaysian Houses of Parliament, Kuala Lumpur
  • Kamei Glass, Japan

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