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austrohung…
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I got these very cheaply from Sweden... one of those great items no one bids for... lucky me! :)
I am pretty sure it's 1930s as I have seen pretty simmilar designs from Orrefors from the same time, only the "acid frosting" looks different here. almost as it had been applied with a piece of cloth.
Although theshaker ismade of thick glass (for use reassons I guess as it had to be shaked with ice inside), the glasses are really fine and delicate, made of really thin walls.
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