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Two TIVOLI cocktail mixers, Per Lütken (Holmegaard, 1958) | Per Lütken_COPENHAGEN2 of 4 |  |  |
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These two cocktail mixers were designed in 1958. Lütken designed a whole series of barware stuff in the 50s: jugs (ROSKILDE, HAVFRUE, MARTINI), cocktail shakers (SKIPPER, KEY WEST), decanters (ARISTOKRAT, YORK) and drinking glasses (COPENHAGEN, CANADA).
These belogto the TIVOLI series and were sold in sets alog with the COPENHAGEN glases, but there is no relation atall with the TIVOLI-COPENHAGEN series from 1968.
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I'd love to have a martini in the gardens of Tivoli!
Italy, Lazio / Copenhagen, Denmark.
Non importa!
Haha! Well, I'd rather have it in Copenhagen, because I could go shopping for more Holmegaard stuff after that :D Tanti auguri per il nuovo anno, vet!
Felic any nou - Prospero ano nuevo - E felice anno nuovo a voi due!
Paese che vai, usanza (o vetro) che trovi!
The glass collection is phenomenal!
Perfect! Even in Catalan! Haha, you did all the best your keyboard allowed you, such a pity you couldn't write the "ç", "ó" and our dearest "ñ"... congratulations! :)
All our best wishes!!!
I normally avoid them because CW doesn't like some alphabets.
I apologize.
Looks like Spanish forms are Ok in the US.
I'll know better next time!
Nothing to apologize for! :) Un abrazo