Frimurerglas med luftperle, 10,8 cm. Øvrige glasvarer It was designed by Doreen

It was designed by Doreen Middelbo and is in perfect condition

The pot is signed 2

The deer is unglazed and stands in front of the green bush

It is engraved with the monogram "LH" under a crown

We have never seen such a well-preserved ambrotype before

Frimurerglas med luftperle, 10,8 cm. Øvrige glasvarer It was designed by DoreenHeight 10. 8 cm. Masonic glasses first appeared in Holmegaard's catalogue in 1853. After 1900 they were no longer part of the catalogue. This glass has a bent foot, which is attributed to being glass made at Conradsminde. Masonic glasses are also called Rakkerglas, due to the tradition of rakking with them. Raking is the act of banging the glass on the table after a finished toast. This was a tradition in inns, pubs and similar places in the 19th