1980s Holmegaard Glass Bowl

1980s Holmegaard Glass BowlDanish design icon Holmegaard was founded by Countess Henriette Danneskiold Samse, who pursued her late husbands dream to build a glassworks in the scenic Holmegaard marsh. Up until 1831, it only manufactured green bottles, so hand picked an expert team of Bohemian craftspeople to facilitate its expansion into clear glassware. This crystal bowl is subtly striking, complete with a curved form and muted palette. Please note, this item is a truly

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