Holmegaard snapseglas nr. 28 Drikkeglas The facets continue onto the

The facets continue onto the stopper - a so-called standing stopper

also beveled

Masonic glass first appeared in Holmegaard's catalog in 1853

Barrel glass appears in Danish glass catalogs from 1850 until the 1920s

Holmegaard snapseglas nr. 28 Drikkeglas The facets continue onto theHeight 9. 2 cm. Holmegaard's first preserved catalogue is from 1853, in which this glass appears. At that time, the glasses were not named, they were simply given numbers. This glass is simply called no. 28 and is one of the rarest glasses from the 1853 catalog. It is mouth blown with a clear crack at the bottom. It has a blown look, stripes on the cuppa and a clear bead between the foot and stem. The glass has natural signs of wear. It has a