Sjældne dekorerede Holmegaard "Toddyglas Nr. 133" Drikkeglas but here it is called

but here it is called flower-cut

He designed the glass for Holmegaard in 1929

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

Amager was re-designed by Jacob E

so it can be assumed that the glass is after 1907 when Denmark switched to metric units of measurement

Sjældne dekorerede Holmegaard "Toddyglas Nr. 133" Drikkeglas but here it is calledHeight 16 cm. The glass appears in Holmegaard's catalogue from 1900 as "Toddy glass No. 133". It must be assumed that the model was discontinued before 1915 when the next catalogue was published and this model does not appear. All guilloche glass was discontinued before 1910, when Holmegaard switched to pantogafering of glass and a number of models must be assumed to be discontinued. The glass is mouth blown and has a fine lightness about it. Perfect