Klášterský Mlýn (Klostermühle) in Czech Rep. belonges to Rejštejn (deutsch Unterreichenstein) close on the border to Bavaria.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rejštejn (copy Link into Linkadress, it does not work)
Klostermühle is north east of Flattnitzhütte, Oberkreuzberg, Spiegelau about the BORDER (very close)!
Copy this into google maps, does also not work, assume because of the Czech letters: Klášterský Mlýn, 341 92 Rejštejn, Tschechien
Ok and HERE the history to the LÖTZ family with their glass work in Bohemia. You may copy it into google translator. The first sentences: "The Bohemian glass industry has always been at the top of the world. Their products have won numerous awards and are in demand in many countries. Incidentally, the founder of the world-famous Swarowski company also came from Bohemia. At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, however, another Bohemian glass factory conquered the world market: the Lötz company from the Bohemian Forest. Although the company went under after the Second World War, its products are still valued by experts."
https://www.radio.cz/de/rubrik/panorama/edles-glas-aus-dem-boehmerwald-die-geschichte-der-firma-loetzI´m not sure about the realtionship of all within the Lötz glassmaker family....Mathilde´s parents were Johann Lötz and Crescent(ia) Krieger. I`m more then confused who-is-who.
Johann Lötz, * 19.4.1778 Wassersuppen, district Taus (Böhmen), † 17.3.1844 Annathal district Schüttenhofen, Bohemia (now Czech rep.). (catholic) (possible grandfather of Mathilde born 1865?)
https://www.deutsche-biographie.de/sfz53846.htmlIt was once one of the most important glass factories of the former empire: the Johann Lötz Witwe company, founded in 1851 in Klostermühle in the former Bohemia.
What a strange name!
It comes from Johann Lötz, a famous glassmaker in the region who bought the oldest glassworks in Wottawattal in Bohemia in 1850, but the actual operators were his wife and widow Susanne Lötz and his grandson Max von Spaun.
https://imkinsky.com/?cpt-article=loetz-1900