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The glass appears in the factory's catalogue from 1853 and is described as having been sold undecorated
Dewar was manufactured at Holmegaard and Kastrup Glassworks between 1900 and 1940
with polished flower petals
Aalborg Glasværk stopped making them around 1900
Antik Blå Blomst kasserolle 1803-1814 Platter The glass appears in theDiameter 24 cm. Length with handle 39 cm. The saucepan is signed "3", for Raben Svardalyhn who was employed in the period 1779 to 1814. The very gray porcelain is due to delivery difficulties of kaolin from France, due to the Napoleonic Wars that raged in Europe from 1803 to 1815. This lidded dish is therefore from 1803 to 1814. During this period, Royal Copenhagen had to use kaolin from Bornholm, which was not nearly as pure as the French. This
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