Limmareds glasbruk
Beakers Older Swedish glass. Possibly made at Limmared’s glass mill in the middle or later half of the 17th century. However, the engraving corresponds to the Cedersbergs. See Cedersberg glass mill, p. 139. See also Skönvik and Sandö, ca. 1850, p. 3. Equal degrees. Slightly conned. Culad. The coat bottom. The edge decorated with a stripe, milled olives and engraved simple flowers. The body engraved in five rows of flowers. Uncoloured clear glass. The above dimensions refer to the upper diameter. Bottom diameter: 76 mm. Inscribed in the Main Catalogue 1974. Function: Beaker
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