The Anna Hütte glass factory in Bavaria became known for its elegant 24% lead crystal. Especially in the 1980s, it produced richly cut and colored glassware, with designs like the famous “Bamberg” pattern. Marked with “Made in West Germany,” these pieces carried both quality and prestige. Though the company’s detailed history is little recorded, its creations live on as collectible treasures and a shining reminder of Bavaria’s glassmaking tradition.