Derby champagneskål Drikkeglas they chose to use this

they chose to use this word to describe the cut goods for convenience

The stem was designed by Grethe Meyer and Ibi Trier Mørch in 1958

The glass is made with a sand nail at the bottom

Frederik the 7th or Guillaume II is already seen in Holmegaard's catalogue from 1853 under the name "Madeira glass

The glass is mouth-blown with a sand nail at the bottom and dates from the late 19th century

Derby champagneskål Drikkeglas they chose to use thisHeight 10. 5 cm. Derby was produced at almost all Danish glassworks from the 1890s until the 1950s. Holmegaard begins production, following the Belgian model, in 1890, Fyens and Kastrup Glasvrk begin their production around 1910. The glass is becoming very popular and can probably be called Denmark's national glass.