Frimurerglas med luftperle, 9,5 cm. Øvrige porcelænsvarer

Frimurerglas med luftperle, 9,5 cm. Øvrige porcelænsvarerHeight 9. 5 cm. Masonic glasses first appeared in Holmegaard's catalogue in 1853. After 1900 they were no longer part of the catalogue. Masonic glasses are also called Rakkerglas, due to the tradition of rakking with them. Raking is the act of banging the glass on the table after a finished toast. This was a tradition in inns, pubs and similar places in the 19th century. Most often the glass broke and the foot broke off. Despite their great prevalence

Illums Bolighus has produced items in the same style

Længde 19

It has a sharp crack at the bottom

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Modellen kaldes tradionelt for jernbaneglas og er fremstillet på alle danske glasværker fra 1850'erne og frem

Nice little art nouveau creamer in white porcelain with gold edges

It is machine-blown and made in almost every imaginable color

The glass matches the shell setting that Arje Griegst designed for Royal Copenhagen

Flot slebet vase fra 1920'erne i mundblæst krystalglas

Beautiful box with lid originally intended for cigarettes from Aluminia

It has narrow ribs that end in small feet and form a triangular foot for the vase

Diameter 2