Serges ølglas med buet kant Kunstglas Frimurerglas optrådte første gang i

Frimurerglas optrådte første gang i Holmegaards katalog i 1853

which must be considered the most popular variant of its time

Disse ting kaldes fusk eller søle og er oftest grovere i udførslen end den ordinære produktion

The bowl is in good condition with surface scratches

It was first seen in the Kastrup Glassworks' catalogue from 1886 and when Kastrup and Fyens Glassworks merged

Serges ølglas med buet kant Kunstglas Frimurerglas optrådte første gang iHeight 13. 5 cm. Serges have been produced at Val Saint Lambert in Belgium since the 1870s and were briefly produced at Holmegaard during World War I and immediately after. The glass originates from Val Saint Lambert in the 1960s. The glass is cut on a form called Werner, which is decorated in several versions, of which this cut is called Serges. Serges are ground in crystal glass. This is necessary to be able to become all the many crosses and stars.