Glat Wellington hvidvinsglas Drikkeglas when Holmegaard switched to pantogafering

when Holmegaard switched to pantogafering of glass and a number of models must be assumed to be discontinued

Glass produced before Margrethe was considered "just a glass" and the designer behind it was therefore not that important

The glass is mouth-blown with a clear molex between the cuppa and the glass stem

Dette glas har også været fremstillet på Holmegaard

just below the bowl

Glat Wellington hvidvinsglas Drikkeglas when Holmegaard switched to pantogaferingHeight 11. 5 cm. Wellington appears in Holmegaard's catalogue as early as 1853 and was offered from 1867 as a full glass series with 12 sizes. The glass was manufactured until the mid 1920s. Wellington is available in this cut version, which is half faceted, and a smooth version. Both have a thick base and a knob on the stem. This glass has a polished sand nail, which indicates that it is from before 1880.