Description

Country of manufacture: Sweden
Era: 1940s
Manufacturer: Trelleborgs Glasbruk
Size: 17.5cm

A very old plate was found in excellent condition.
Like flower petals,
This glass vessel has a light, almost floating quality.
It's also good to use it with tableware,
It would also be good for storing small items.

Trelleborgs Glasbruk is a glass workshop established in 1919 in Trelleborg, Sweden.
It went bankrupt in 1955.
It continued as "Skånska Glasbruket" until 1957.
Although this region originally had no tradition of glassmaking,
Founded by the city's businessman, Johann Cock,
They aimed to achieve both technical skill and quality by inviting skilled craftsmen from distant locations.
The product range is wide, including vacuum insulated containers,
Household goods and high-end crystal,
They are known for their diverse lineup, including sculptural art glass.
Many of the works are housed in museums as evidence of the workshop's creative prowess.

[Before purchasing]

Since it has been used in a private home for a long time, there are some minor scratches, but

Aside from any major, noticeable scratches, I consider them to be typical of vintage items.

I've included photos to make it as easy to understand as possible, so please check them out.

Please note that we generally do not accept returns except in cases of damage or other issues.

*For environmental reasons and cost reduction, the packaging will be as follows:

We will be using recycled cardboard and waste paper.