Lalaing portvinsglas Drikkeglas

Lalaing portvinsglas DrikkeglasHeight 12 cm. Lalaing was originally produced in Val Saint Lambert, Belgium, but for a short period of time was produced at Holmegaard Glassworks. The two glassworks entered into the first import agreement in 1871 for 34 glass services, which was renegotiated several times and greatly reduced. However, Lalaing remained an import until World War I, when Holmegaard obtained a license to manufacture the glass and continued to do so until 1934. Production

Holmegaard har produceret fra værkets begyndelse

which is decorated in several versions

Serges er slebet i krystalglas

All the glasses are in good condition

if not all of them

Even the cuppa is cut with tongue cuts

while Holmegaard continued production for another 20 years

The glass is cut on a form called Werner

Beautiful and unusual drinking glass in the shape of a boot

Modellen er også fremstillet på Kastrup Glasværk i samme højde

men adskiller sig fra begge ved hhv

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