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Otto Breuer (1897-1938) for Holmegaard Gul vasein blue glass 25.5cm high. With some wear and general display marks, otherwise seems ok.

Per Lütken (Danish 1916-1998) for Holmegaard Rare "Greenland (Grønland)" Bowl Signed PL Holmegaard and dated 1961. 22.7cm diameter, 7.2cm high The William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass. Bill Davies led a very successful career as an architect, primarily working in his native Wales, with his most celebrated project being the Plas Menai complex situated on the Menai Strait which serves as the National Watersports Centre for Wales and has been awarded Grade II and II* status - it was described as 'arguably the most admired and influential building completed in Wales in the last quarter of the twentieth century’ by Professor Richard Weston*. Bill was also commissioned for architectural work by Cardiff University and indeed served as a Lecturer in Design at the institution, playing a major part in developing the course into one of the highest rated in the United Kingdom.His major inspirations were the celebrated American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the leading Finnish designer Alvar Aalto: from this stemmed Bill's enthusiasm for all aspects of mid-century design with the glass of Scandinavia becoming his particular passion, or rather, obsession. Invariably accompanied by his beloved late wife Maureen, Bill attended glass fairs around the UK and made buying trips to Scandinavia, amassing his extensive collection with a keen eye and canny judgement that pre-empted market trends by decades with his focus on Vicke Lindstrand, Oiva Toikka, Tapio Wirkkala, Timo Sarpaneva and many other notable designers.Wilson55 Auctioneers & Valuers are honoured to have been instructed to bring the William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass to auction as part of our 4th December Modern Art & Design sale and we hope that you enjoy browsing this fantastic collection.*Credit: Twentieth Century Society Surface scratches to interior and small nibble to foot, no other damage or issues to note.

Per Lütken (Danish 1916-1998) for Holmegaard Group of Four "Ice Blue" Wares Comprising a "Herzen" vase, corresponding miniature and two further tapered vases, all signed PL Holmegaard and variously numbered. The larger "Herzen" vase 14.5cm wide, 10cm high The William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass. Bill Davies led a very successful career as an architect, primarily working in his native Wales, with his most celebrated project being the Plas Menai complex situated on the Menai Strait which serves as the National Watersports Centre for Wales and has been awarded Grade II and II* status - it was described as 'arguably the most admired and influential building completed in Wales in the last quarter of the twentieth century’ by Professor Richard Weston*. Bill was also commissioned for architectural work by Cardiff University and indeed served as a Lecturer in Design at the institution, playing a major part in developing the course into one of the highest rated in the United Kingdom.His major inspirations were the celebrated American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the leading Finnish designer Alvar Aalto: from this stemmed Bill's enthusiasm for all aspects of mid-century design with the glass of Scandinavia becoming his particular passion, or rather, obsession. Invariably accompanied by his beloved late wife Maureen, Bill attended glass fairs around the UK and made buying trips to Scandinavia, amassing his extensive collection with a keen eye and canny judgement that pre-empted market trends by decades with his focus on Vicke Lindstrand, Oiva Toikka, Tapio Wirkkala, Timo Sarpaneva and many other notable designers.Wilson55 Auctioneers & Valuers are honoured to have been instructed to bring the William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass to auction as part of our 4th December Modern Art & Design sale and we hope that you enjoy browsing this fantastic collection.*Credit: Twentieth Century Society The taller tapered vase with small chip to foot, otherwise fleabites and nibbles at feet, light generalised wear but no other damage to note.

Per Lütken (Danish 1916-1998) for Holmegaard Four "Smoke" Wares Comprising a "Hellas" vase, an angled and tapered circular vase, a similar vase or bowl and a further vase with shaped rim, all signed PL Holmegaard and variously numbered. The "Hellas" vase 22cm high The William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass. Bill Davies led a very successful career as an architect, primarily working in his native Wales, with his most celebrated project being the Plas Menai complex situated on the Menai Strait which serves as the National Watersports Centre for Wales and has been awarded Grade II and II* status - it was described as 'arguably the most admired and influential building completed in Wales in the last quarter of the twentieth century’ by Professor Richard Weston*. Bill was also commissioned for architectural work by Cardiff University and indeed served as a Lecturer in Design at the institution, playing a major part in developing the course into one of the highest rated in the United Kingdom.His major inspirations were the celebrated American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the leading Finnish designer Alvar Aalto: from this stemmed Bill's enthusiasm for all aspects of mid-century design with the glass of Scandinavia becoming his particular passion, or rather, obsession. Invariably accompanied by his beloved late wife Maureen, Bill attended glass fairs around the UK and made buying trips to Scandinavia, amassing his extensive collection with a keen eye and canny judgement that pre-empted market trends by decades with his focus on Vicke Lindstrand, Oiva Toikka, Tapio Wirkkala, Timo Sarpaneva and many other notable designers.Wilson55 Auctioneers & Valuers are honoured to have been instructed to bring the William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass to auction as part of our 4th December Modern Art & Design sale and we hope that you enjoy browsing this fantastic collection.*Credit: Twentieth Century Society Light generalised wear but no damage or other issues to note.

Per Lütken (Danish 1916-1998) for Holmegaard Large Salad Bowl & Small Dish Both clear, the former bearing Holmegaard label, the latter signed. The salad bowl 28.5cm wide, internal diameter 19.5cm, 15.5cm high The William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass. Bill Davies led a very successful career as an architect, primarily working in his native Wales, with his most celebrated project being the Plas Menai complex situated on the Menai Strait which serves as the National Watersports Centre for Wales and has been awarded Grade II and II* status - it was described as 'arguably the most admired and influential building completed in Wales in the last quarter of the twentieth century’ by Professor Richard Weston*. Bill was also commissioned for architectural work by Cardiff University and indeed served as a Lecturer in Design at the institution, playing a major part in developing the course into one of the highest rated in the United Kingdom.His major inspirations were the celebrated American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the leading Finnish designer Alvar Aalto: from this stemmed Bill's enthusiasm for all aspects of mid-century design with the glass of Scandinavia becoming his particular passion, or rather, obsession. Invariably accompanied by his beloved late wife Maureen, Bill attended glass fairs around the UK and made buying trips to Scandinavia, amassing his extensive collection with a keen eye and canny judgement that pre-empted market trends by decades with his focus on Vicke Lindstrand, Oiva Toikka, Tapio Wirkkala, Timo Sarpaneva and many other notable designers.Wilson55 Auctioneers & Valuers are honoured to have been instructed to bring the William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass to auction as part of our 4th December Modern Art & Design sale and we hope that you enjoy browsing this fantastic collection.*Credit: Twentieth Century Society Salad bowl with one 1cm scratch, otherwise light generalised wear but no damage or other issues to note.

Per Lütken (Danish 1916-1998) for Holmegaard Two Rare "Capri Blue" Vases The taller cylinder form, no. 3470, the second "Droppen" shape, dated 1955, both signed PL Holmegaard. The cylinder 13cm high, the "Droppen" 12.5cm high The William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass. Bill Davies led a very successful career as an architect, primarily working in his native Wales, with his most celebrated project being the Plas Menai complex situated on the Menai Strait which serves as the National Watersports Centre for Wales and has been awarded Grade II and II* status - it was described as 'arguably the most admired and influential building completed in Wales in the last quarter of the twentieth century’ by Professor Richard Weston*. Bill was also commissioned for architectural work by Cardiff University and indeed served as a Lecturer in Design at the institution, playing a major part in developing the course into one of the highest rated in the United Kingdom.His major inspirations were the celebrated American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the leading Finnish designer Alvar Aalto: from this stemmed Bill's enthusiasm for all aspects of mid-century design with the glass of Scandinavia becoming his particular passion, or rather, obsession. Invariably accompanied by his beloved late wife Maureen, Bill attended glass fairs around the UK and made buying trips to Scandinavia, amassing his extensive collection with a keen eye and canny judgement that pre-empted market trends by decades with his focus on Vicke Lindstrand, Oiva Toikka, Tapio Wirkkala, Timo Sarpaneva and many other notable designers.Wilson55 Auctioneers & Valuers are honoured to have been instructed to bring the William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass to auction as part of our 4th December Modern Art & Design sale and we hope that you enjoy browsing this fantastic collection.*Credit: Twentieth Century Society The "Droppen" vase with several surface scratches to one side, otherwise very light generalised wear but no other damage to note.

Per Lütken (Danish 1916-1998) for Holmegaard Rare "Lava" Decanter with Original Stopper Trailed and smoked glass, signed PL Holmegaard 611517 to base. 21.8cm high The William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass. Bill Davies led a very successful career as an architect, primarily working in his native Wales, with his most celebrated project being the Plas Menai complex situated on the Menai Strait which serves as the National Watersports Centre for Wales and has been awarded Grade II and II* status - it was described as 'arguably the most admired and influential building completed in Wales in the last quarter of the twentieth century’ by Professor Richard Weston*. Bill was also commissioned for architectural work by Cardiff University and indeed served as a Lecturer in Design at the institution, playing a major part in developing the course into one of the highest rated in the United Kingdom.His major inspirations were the celebrated American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the leading Finnish designer Alvar Aalto: from this stemmed Bill's enthusiasm for all aspects of mid-century design with the glass of Scandinavia becoming his particular passion, or rather, obsession. Invariably accompanied by his beloved late wife Maureen, Bill attended glass fairs around the UK and made buying trips to Scandinavia, amassing his extensive collection with a keen eye and canny judgement that pre-empted market trends by decades with his focus on Vicke Lindstrand, Oiva Toikka, Tapio Wirkkala, Timo Sarpaneva and many other notable designers.Wilson55 Auctioneers & Valuers are honoured to have been instructed to bring the William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass to auction as part of our 4th December Modern Art & Design sale and we hope that you enjoy browsing this fantastic collection.*Credit: Twentieth Century Society Small surface scratches to two sides, no other notable issues.

Per Lütken (Danish 1916-1998) for Holmegaard Group of Five "Smoke" Wares Comprising two circular dishes, two graduated oval dishes and an ice bucket, the dishes all signed PL and variously dated or numbered, all further signed Holmegaard. The largest 18.5cm diameter The William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass. Bill Davies led a very successful career as an architect, primarily working in his native Wales, with his most celebrated project being the Plas Menai complex situated on the Menai Strait which serves as the National Watersports Centre for Wales and has been awarded Grade II and II* status - it was described as 'arguably the most admired and influential building completed in Wales in the last quarter of the twentieth century’ by Professor Richard Weston*. Bill was also commissioned for architectural work by Cardiff University and indeed served as a Lecturer in Design at the institution, playing a major part in developing the course into one of the highest rated in the United Kingdom.His major inspirations were the celebrated American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the leading Finnish designer Alvar Aalto: from this stemmed Bill's enthusiasm for all aspects of mid-century design with the glass of Scandinavia becoming his particular passion, or rather, obsession. Invariably accompanied by his beloved late wife Maureen, Bill attended glass fairs around the UK and made buying trips to Scandinavia, amassing his extensive collection with a keen eye and canny judgement that pre-empted market trends by decades with his focus on Vicke Lindstrand, Oiva Toikka, Tapio Wirkkala, Timo Sarpaneva and many other notable designers.Wilson55 Auctioneers & Valuers are honoured to have been instructed to bring the William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass to auction as part of our 4th December Modern Art & Design sale and we hope that you enjoy browsing this fantastic collection.*Credit: Twentieth Century Society

Per Lütken (Danish 1916-1998) for Holmegaard Two Graduated "Selandia" Glass Bowls The larger in ice blue colourway, the smaller smoke, both signed PL Holmegaard, the larger dated 1960, the smaller no. 14594B. The larger 35cm wide The William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass. Bill Davies led a very successful career as an architect, primarily working in his native Wales, with his most celebrated project being the Plas Menai complex situated on the Menai Strait which serves as the National Watersports Centre for Wales and has been awarded Grade II and II* status - it was described as 'arguably the most admired and influential building completed in Wales in the last quarter of the twentieth century’ by Professor Richard Weston*. Bill was also commissioned for architectural work by Cardiff University and indeed served as a Lecturer in Design at the institution, playing a major part in developing the course into one of the highest rated in the United Kingdom.His major inspirations were the celebrated American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the leading Finnish designer Alvar Aalto: from this stemmed Bill's enthusiasm for all aspects of mid-century design with the glass of Scandinavia becoming his particular passion, or rather, obsession. Invariably accompanied by his beloved late wife Maureen, Bill attended glass fairs around the UK and made buying trips to Scandinavia, amassing his extensive collection with a keen eye and canny judgement that pre-empted market trends by decades with his focus on Vicke Lindstrand, Oiva Toikka, Tapio Wirkkala, Timo Sarpaneva and many other notable designers.Wilson55 Auctioneers & Valuers are honoured to have been instructed to bring the William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass to auction as part of our 4th December Modern Art & Design sale and we hope that you enjoy browsing this fantastic collection.*Credit: Twentieth Century Society Light generalised wear with some small surface scratches and fleabites around feet, base of larger particularly scratched, but no damage or other issues to note.

Michael Bang for Holmegaard Large & Medium "Atlantis" Vases Opaque white glass with inky trailing, unmarked. The large vase 25.8cm high, the medium vase 19.2cm high The William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass. Bill Davies led a very successful career as an architect, primarily working in his native Wales, with his most celebrated project being the Plas Menai complex situated on the Menai Strait which serves as the National Watersports Centre for Wales and has been awarded Grade II and II* status - it was described as 'arguably the most admired and influential building completed in Wales in the last quarter of the twentieth century’ by Professor Richard Weston*. Bill was also commissioned for architectural work by Cardiff University and indeed served as a Lecturer in Design at the institution, playing a major part in developing the course into one of the highest rated in the United Kingdom.His major inspirations were the celebrated American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the leading Finnish designer Alvar Aalto: from this stemmed Bill's enthusiasm for all aspects of mid-century design with the glass of Scandinavia becoming his particular passion, or rather, obsession. Invariably accompanied by his beloved late wife Maureen, Bill attended glass fairs around the UK and made buying trips to Scandinavia, amassing his extensive collection with a keen eye and canny judgement that pre-empted market trends by decades with his focus on Vicke Lindstrand, Oiva Toikka, Tapio Wirkkala, Timo Sarpaneva and many other notable designers.Wilson55 Auctioneers & Valuers are honoured to have been instructed to bring the William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass to auction as part of our 4th December Modern Art & Design sale and we hope that you enjoy browsing this fantastic collection.*Credit: Twentieth Century Society Very light generalised wear but no damage or other issues to note.

Per Lütken (Danish 1916-1998) for Holmegaard Group of "Ice Blue" Wares Including a "Hellas" and miniature "Herzen" vase, a taller ovoid vase, a small dish and two colourless spherical vases, all signed PL Holmegaard and variously numbered. The "Hellas" vase 18.5cm high The William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass. Bill Davies led a very successful career as an architect, primarily working in his native Wales, with his most celebrated project being the Plas Menai complex situated on the Menai Strait which serves as the National Watersports Centre for Wales and has been awarded Grade II and II* status - it was described as 'arguably the most admired and influential building completed in Wales in the last quarter of the twentieth century’ by Professor Richard Weston*. Bill was also commissioned for architectural work by Cardiff University and indeed served as a Lecturer in Design at the institution, playing a major part in developing the course into one of the highest rated in the United Kingdom.His major inspirations were the celebrated American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the leading Finnish designer Alvar Aalto: from this stemmed Bill's enthusiasm for all aspects of mid-century design with the glass of Scandinavia becoming his particular passion, or rather, obsession. Invariably accompanied by his beloved late wife Maureen, Bill attended glass fairs around the UK and made buying trips to Scandinavia, amassing his extensive collection with a keen eye and canny judgement that pre-empted market trends by decades with his focus on Vicke Lindstrand, Oiva Toikka, Tapio Wirkkala, Timo Sarpaneva and many other notable designers.Wilson55 Auctioneers & Valuers are honoured to have been instructed to bring the William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass to auction as part of our 4th December Modern Art & Design sale and we hope that you enjoy browsing this fantastic collection.*Credit: Twentieth Century Society

Per Lütken (Danish 1916-1998) for Holmegaard Group of Four "Smoke" Wares Comprising large circular bowl, "Fried Egg" bowl and two shaped oval dishes, all signed PL Holmegaard and variously numbered. The largest bowl 22cm diameter The William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass. Bill Davies led a very successful career as an architect, primarily working in his native Wales, with his most celebrated project being the Plas Menai complex situated on the Menai Strait which serves as the National Watersports Centre for Wales and has been awarded Grade II and II* status - it was described as 'arguably the most admired and influential building completed in Wales in the last quarter of the twentieth century’ by Professor Richard Weston*. Bill was also commissioned for architectural work by Cardiff University and indeed served as a Lecturer in Design at the institution, playing a major part in developing the course into one of the highest rated in the United Kingdom.His major inspirations were the celebrated American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the leading Finnish designer Alvar Aalto: from this stemmed Bill's enthusiasm for all aspects of mid-century design with the glass of Scandinavia becoming his particular passion, or rather, obsession. Invariably accompanied by his beloved late wife Maureen, Bill attended glass fairs around the UK and made buying trips to Scandinavia, amassing his extensive collection with a keen eye and canny judgement that pre-empted market trends by decades with his focus on Vicke Lindstrand, Oiva Toikka, Tapio Wirkkala, Timo Sarpaneva and many other notable designers.Wilson55 Auctioneers & Valuers are honoured to have been instructed to bring the William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass to auction as part of our 4th December Modern Art & Design sale and we hope that you enjoy browsing this fantastic collection.*Credit: Twentieth Century Society

Michael Bang for Holmegaard "Atlantis" Ovoid Vase and Circular Dish Opaque white glass with inky trailing, the vase unmarked, the dish signed HG I MB. The vase 10.7cm high, the dish 15cm diameter The William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass. Bill Davies led a very successful career as an architect, primarily working in his native Wales, with his most celebrated project being the Plas Menai complex situated on the Menai Strait which serves as the National Watersports Centre for Wales and has been awarded Grade II and II* status - it was described as 'arguably the most admired and influential building completed in Wales in the last quarter of the twentieth century’ by Professor Richard Weston*. Bill was also commissioned for architectural work by Cardiff University and indeed served as a Lecturer in Design at the institution, playing a major part in developing the course into one of the highest rated in the United Kingdom.His major inspirations were the celebrated American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the leading Finnish designer Alvar Aalto: from this stemmed Bill's enthusiasm for all aspects of mid-century design with the glass of Scandinavia becoming his particular passion, or rather, obsession. Invariably accompanied by his beloved late wife Maureen, Bill attended glass fairs around the UK and made buying trips to Scandinavia, amassing his extensive collection with a keen eye and canny judgement that pre-empted market trends by decades with his focus on Vicke Lindstrand, Oiva Toikka, Tapio Wirkkala, Timo Sarpaneva and many other notable designers.Wilson55 Auctioneers & Valuers are honoured to have been instructed to bring the William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass to auction as part of our 4th December Modern Art & Design sale and we hope that you enjoy browsing this fantastic collection.*Credit: Twentieth Century Society The dish with a small oval blister from manufacture, otherwise very light generalised wear but no damage or other issues to note.

Per Lütken (Danish 1916-1998) for Holmegaard Large and Rare "Selandia" Dish or Charger in "Capri Blue" Signed PL Holmegaard and no. 15781. 40cm wide, 9.5cm high The William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass. Bill Davies led a very successful career as an architect, primarily working in his native Wales, with his most celebrated project being the Plas Menai complex situated on the Menai Strait which serves as the National Watersports Centre for Wales and has been awarded Grade II and II* status - it was described as 'arguably the most admired and influential building completed in Wales in the last quarter of the twentieth century’ by Professor Richard Weston*. Bill was also commissioned for architectural work by Cardiff University and indeed served as a Lecturer in Design at the institution, playing a major part in developing the course into one of the highest rated in the United Kingdom.His major inspirations were the celebrated American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the leading Finnish designer Alvar Aalto: from this stemmed Bill's enthusiasm for all aspects of mid-century design with the glass of Scandinavia becoming his particular passion, or rather, obsession. Invariably accompanied by his beloved late wife Maureen, Bill attended glass fairs around the UK and made buying trips to Scandinavia, amassing his extensive collection with a keen eye and canny judgement that pre-empted market trends by decades with his focus on Vicke Lindstrand, Oiva Toikka, Tapio Wirkkala, Timo Sarpaneva and many other notable designers.Wilson55 Auctioneers & Valuers are honoured to have been instructed to bring the William "Bill" Davies Collection of Scandinavian Glass to auction as part of our 4th December Modern Art & Design sale and we hope that you enjoy browsing this fantastic collection.*Credit: Twentieth Century Society Light generalised wear with a few isolated scratches but overall good without other damage or issues to note.

Two pieces of Holmegaard blue tinted glass, comprising 5734, 8cm high, 19258, 17cm wide, together with a purple tinted vase, with etched Reynold 1879-1979 decoration, 19cm high.

Three Holmegaard blue tinted glass vases, number 5927, 14cm high, 5391, 22cm high, and 15388, 16cm high.

A Holmegaard 1960's Viking decanter - designed by Ole Winther with Cherry Elsinore seal to neck, 23cm high.

A collection of vintage 20th century art glass decanters, ice buckets etc. The lot comprising a heavy Kosta Boda decanter with bulbous body & star mark to underside, complete with label, and a similar decanter, a Kosta Boda centrepiece fruit bowl with label, a Kosta Boda Rurik ice bucket with textured base, a Holmegaard style ice bucket with blue waved design to centre, chrome handle; and a pair of Dartington bud vases.Tallest measures approx. 31cm tall.

Michael Bang. A Danish “Snapse Doctor” glass Kluk carafe decanter. By Holmegaard. 19cm

Set of six Holmegaard glass goblets and a similar smaller set of six, all in original boxes, together with three other boxed Holmegaard glasses

große Gulvase, tintenblaues Glas, H 51, Entwurf Otto Brauer (1911-1984), Holmegaard

PER LUTKEN for Holmegaard, a smoked glass vase, marked to base, Holmegaard 11689, height 26.5cm . Condition Report: Good condition, no chips or cracks

A mid 20th century Holmegaard Viking carafe by OLE WINTHER, pale green glass with applied viking face, height 22cm . Condition Report: Some water marks to interior, no chips or cracks

A Danish blue glass ice pail by Holmegaard, the rattan handle attached on prunted ribbed glass loops, engraved mark to base, 16cm high CONDITION REPORT:The piece shows minor surface wear, but no obvious chips or cracks.  The handle appears to be in good condition.

A mid -century Holmegaard Gulvase in amber by Otto Brauer 15" tall x 5 3/4" wide.

A Holmegaard two-tone blue bud vase, another similar and studio glassware

A collection of glass paperweights including Isle of wight, Caithness, Wedgwood and small Holmegaard suncatcher. Tallest 10.5cm (7)

A Per Lutken glass free form bowl for Holmegaard, etched marks dated '61. 27cm x 9cm high. Plus a Holmegaard carafe by Olt Winther in blue 22.5cm high

A Holmegaard 1960's cobalt bottle carafe by Ole Winther, 23cm high and a Jacob Bang green glass piggy bank for Holmegaard

A Holmegaard Sakura contemporary table lamp with glass base

A Holmegaard elongated green glass ovoid vase, etched signature to base sold together with an assortment of vintage art glass comprising an amber decanter with bubbled design measures 57cm overall, a large smoked glass vase etc.

Mid 20th century Holmegaard Danish cobalt blue glass Viking bottle decanter with pouring spout and a round relief Viking face crest to front, H 22cm, together with two small horn crest design tumbler glasses, H 5.5cm and a water ewer jug, H 23cm

Holmegaard / Ingridglas: Kleine Design-Glasschale & VaseKunstglas Schale aquamarinfarben, Design Per Lütken 50er Jahre, 20x7,5cm, Hersteller & Marken am Boden ritzsigniert. Vase Ingridglas / Österreich, grüne Vase mit Reliefstruktur, Kristall 70er, 13,5x15cm, unterseitig mit Ritzkürzel & Nr. gemarkt. Beide min. Gebrauchspuren/Kratzer am Stand, Z1-2.

Holmegaard u.a.: Sammlung Paperweights 10-tlg.Bleikristall/Kunstglas polychrom, teilweise handgefertigt, Vintage Design d. 60er-80er Jahre, Hersteller Holmegaard Dänemark, Caithness Cauldron Schottland, u.a., wenige Gebrauchs- u. Altersspuren. Dm: 5-8,5cm, Z1-2.

Per Lutken for Holmegaard, a Danish art glass heart shaped miniature blue vase (marked verso), together with a Joseph Sankey and Sons copper ship's jug (marked verso, h- 32cm), and a Danish teak and leather mouse (3)

A Collection of Assorted Studio Glass, including Dartington pewter bottle vase, Whitefriars-style tangerine vase, Swedish Ahus Studio bowl, Mdina, Holmegaard large bottle etc. (Qty)All items in the lot free from chips and cracks

Otto Brauer (1911–1984) for Holmegaard, two Gul vases (Gulvvase), in olive green and blue, H26cm together with Holmegaard Green Glass Hiverten Scnapps Bottle by Olsson & Rude and another Danish olive green glass vase, H17cm (4)

Otto Brauer (1911–1984) for Holmegaard, two large olive green Gul vases (Gulvvase), each of bottle form with flared rim, H45cm (2)

Michael Bang for Holmegaard, two 'Hul' bubble vases, circa 1973, the larger in clear glass, the smaller in dark green glass, each with a central aperture surrounded by irregularly spaced apertures for flowers, acid etched marks to undersides17cm and 11cm high

Peter Lutken. A Danish Late 1950’s Mid Century glass “Duckling” vase. Designed by Peter Lutken for Holmegaard. 23cm.

A retro circa 1950/60s Holmegaard teardrop twin pendant hanging light, designed by Louis Poulsen, suspended by a turned teak hanging bar and the shades with teak finials, rewiredIf there is no condition report shown, please request

Otto Brauer (1911-1984) for Holmegaard, 'Gulvvase' glass bottle vase in green, circa 1960s, Unmarked, 30cmIf there is no condition report shown, please request

Otto Brauer (1911-1984) for Holmegaard, 'Gulvvase' glass bottle vase in blue, circa 1960s, Unmarked, 30cm, together with a similar red bottle glass vase, 36cm highIf there is no condition report shown, please request

Two Per Lutken for Holmegaard Hygge tea light holders / lamps, one red and one blue, both with clear bases, 26cm tall. 

TWO HOLMEGAARD KLUK-KLUK DECANTERS IN KINGFISHER BLUE WITH CLEAR STOPPERS, HEIGHTS 22CM AND 16CM

A group of Scandinavian glass tea light holders including Holmegaard, set of three champagne glasses and decanter.

A group of Holmegaard and other glass candle holders, drinking glasses, etc.

Assorted continental drinking glasses, tea light holders including Holmegaard and Iittala.

Large Murano Azure blue art glass vase and a Holmegaard squashed green bottle, the tallest measures 11.5".

A Holmegaard no. 75391, smoke glass vase, H23cm, and an unmarked Art glass vase, H24cm (2)

Scandinavian art glass, comprising Per Lutken for Holmegaard Treflojet vase, height 15cm, Vicke Lindstrand for Kosta model 1331 controlled bubble vase, height 29cm, Paul Kedelv for Flygsfor Coquille vase, height 33cm, together with a large Dartington bowl and an oil bottle with stopper. (5)Condition Report: These items have no chips or cracks and appear to be in quality condition

HOLMEGAARD, a three light chandelier, with white glass bulb shaped shades, suspended from a teak arm, 65.5cm wide, with a spare shade and fitting, damage to teak socket

2 x vases, a Holmegaard smoke grey glass vase approx 8 3/4 inches high x 3 inches high signed PL15391, a Stomberg Shyttan glass vase approx 4 1/2 inches high x 4 inches diameter at widest also signed

ASSORTED GLASSWARE including large, good quality circular cut glass bowl, 26cms (diam.), two Danish Holmegaard glass dishes (boxed), pair of cut glass decanters with stoppers, 32cms (h) etc.Provenance: private collection Conwy

Per Lütken (Danish, 1916-1998), a pair of 'Carnaby' glass vases, c.1970, by Holmegaard, each with a Michael Bang (1942-2013) ball stopper, cased in red over opal,20.5cm high (4)Condition ReportNo chips, cracks or minor restoration. Signs of previous labels to both.

Holmegaard - A post war glass vase of flared sleeve form with slightly pulled rim, all in ice blue, engraved signature and dated 1961, height 26cm, together with a small Orrefors bowl in clear, engraved signature. (2)

In the manner of Holmegaard - A post war glass vase of sleeve form with swollen band to centre, unmarked, height 35cm.

A collection of mid 20th century continental Art glasscomprising a Val St Lambert sculpted vase with yellow core, bears label, a Swedish Skruf glass bowl by Bengt Edenfalk in amethyst with spun trails to exterior, signed Edenfalk Skruf, a Holmegaard Gul dark green vase designed by Otto Brauer, a Flygsfors sleeve vase in clear an amethyst by Paul Kedelv, mottled green glass vase with blue glass trailing, a sommerso vase, a pair of Murano ruby red and aventurine cornucopia vases, a small blue Empoli vase, a Chrisbska pink and clear vase designed Josef Hospodka, two freeform dishes and blue bowl (13)first height 16.5cmCondition:Good condition. One petal foot of cornucopia vase repaired

Designed by Michael Bang for Holmegaard, a Danish Sakura glass table lamp, circa 1980height including fitting 41cm Condition:Good condition

Holmegaard grey tinted glass kluk kluk decanter, Art Deco purple tinted glass decanter, Art Nouveau gilded and jewelled glass decanter, pair of Victorian Mary Gregory glass vases and other glassware