A clean-lined wine glass that reflects Ingegerd R\u00e5man's preference for simple forms without unnecessary decoration.
\nA versatile choice for family meals and entertaining friends.<\/p>\n
Size: \u00d895 \u00d7 H192 mm<\/span> <\/p>\n Orrefors<\/strong><\/p>\n One of Sweden's leading glass brands, Orrefors is known for the Nobel wine glasses used at the Nobel Prize banquet. A clean-lined wine glass that reflects Ingegerd R\u00e5man's preference for simple forms without unnecessary decoration. Size: \u00d895 \u00d7 H192 mm<\/span> <\/p>\n For delivery within Japan, check the shipping estimate in your cart. In-stock items normally ship within 7 days of order confirmation.
\nMaterial: soda-lime glass<\/span>
\nMade in Germany; Swedish brand<\/span><\/p>\n
\nFounded as an ironworks in Sm\u00e5land, southern Sweden, in 1726, Orrefors began producing glass in 1898.
\nInitially making practical items such as jam jars, the glassworks turned towards crystal and artistic form in the early twentieth century.
\nArtists Simon Gate and Edward Hald joined the glassworks. At the 1925 Paris exhibition, their work and that of fellow artists won international recognition, bringing Orrefors crystal to a worldwide audience.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nA versatile choice for family meals and entertaining friends.<\/p>\n
\nMaterial: soda-lime glass<\/span>
\nMade in Germany; Swedish brand<\/span><\/p>\n
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