Snerle portvinsglas Drikkeglas unlike Christian the 8th

unlike Christian the 8th

Glasset udgår fra begge glasværker i løbet af 1920'erne

It is mouth-blown with a distinct sharp crack at the bottom and fine lines in the glass

but for use in inns and taverns

The glass is mouth-blown with a sand nail at the bottom and dates from the late 19th century

Snerle portvinsglas Drikkeglas unlike Christian the 8thHeight 11. 5 cm. The Snerle glass first appears in Danish catalogues in 1867, where it is offered in Holmegaard's price list. It is also produced at Aalborg Glasvrk and Kastrup Glasvrk. The glass originates from all glassworks before 1900. The glass has a rough optical twist in the cuppa and no cuts. The same glass model is available in three versions, this twisted version, one with cuts called Anglais and one without called Smooth Anglais.