Tøndeglas fra Holmegaard, snapseglas Kunstglas

Tøndeglas fra Holmegaard, snapseglas KunstglasHeight 8 cm. The glass is made with a sand nail at the bottom, which indicates that it is from before 1900. It has fine driving lines in the glass from the glassmaker's rod and two fine mollexes. Barrel glass appears in Danish glass catalogs from 1850 until the 1920s. They are made both at Holmegaard under the name Tndeglas and at, among others, Aalborg Glasvrk under the name Baril. Aalborg Glasvrk stopped making them around 1900, while Holmegaard

which is characterized by the cylindrical cuppa

The model was first shown in the 1867 catalogue and was in production until 1950

The glass was produced at Kastrup Glassworks from 1910 to 1930

The glass is cut in the Lubin shape

Flot klar flødekande fra Holmegaard

All 8 glasses are in perfect condition

Glasset ses i Val Saint Lamberts katalog fra 1904-1905 under Verres Monstres

and five wine glasses

Skålene sælges i sæt af 12 skåle

which is achieved by blowing the glass into shape

Mdina glass was founded by Michael Harris in Malta in 1968

you could store enough glasses for all large parties