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Atlantic Beer Glasses Set 7pc Per Lütken Holmegaard Denmark
Atlantic Beer Glasses Set 7pc Per Lütken Holmegaard Denmark
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A set of Danish design beer glasses signed by Per Lütken for Holmegaard glassworks, belonging to the Atlantic series (also written 'Atlantis' in some sources). This collection was produced between 1962 and 1975.
The glass features a bowl of tinted glass in a smoky labrador gray tone, set on a stem and foot of clear glass, creating a subtle and elegant contrast. The form is vertical, simple, and functional, designed to serve beer with style and visual lightness, reflecting the sensibility of mid-century Scandinavian design.
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The Atlantic Series
The Atlantic series was introduced in the early 1960s and produced until the mid-1970s. Its name evokes both a maritime breeze and a sense of expansiveness, in part thanks to the tinted 'labrador' glass that suggests deep water. Although there are several versions of the series, the beer glasses are distinguished by their robust stem and firm base, designed for frequent and resistant use. They are considered classic pieces of modern Danish design and are highly valued by collectors for their refined aesthetics and historic manufacture.
About the Designer: Per Lütken
Per Lütken (1916–1998) was one of the most influential designers in the history of Danish glass. He worked at Holmegaard for more than five decades, from 1942 until his death, and designed more than 3,000 pieces. Lütken was known for his perfectionism and for demanding great precision from glassblowers. His approach combined soft lines, balance in form, and a deep functional sense, which gave rise to many iconic series.
About the Brand: Holmegaard
Founded in 1825, Holmegaard is one of Denmark's most historic glassworks. During the 'Lütken era' (1942–1998), the house experienced a period of splendor thanks to its collaboration with the designer, who drove series such as Provence, No. 5, Idéelle, Selandia, and, of course, Atlantic. Holmegaard has become a reference point for Danish design: its pieces are synonymous with elegance, functionality, and a very careful artisanal tradition.
These Atlantic beer glasses are not simply drinkware—they are pieces of Danish glass history. The smoky labrador tone and clear stem create a sophisticated contrast that elevates the ritual of enjoying beer. This is the kind of design that celebrates the golden age of Scandinavian glass and becomes a treasured part of any collection or table setting.
The Atlantic series was introduced in the early 1960s and produced until the mid-1970s. Its name evokes both a maritime breeze and a sense of expansiveness, in part thanks to the tinted 'labrador' glass that suggests deep water. Although there are several versions of the series, the beer glasses are distinguished by their robust stem and firm base, designed for frequent and resistant use. They are considered classic pieces of modern Danish design and are highly valued by collectors for their refined aesthetics and historic manufacture.
About the Designer: Per Lütken
Per Lütken (1916–1998) was one of the most influential designers in the history of Danish glass. He worked at Holmegaard for more than five decades, from 1942 until his death, and designed more than 3,000 pieces. Lütken was known for his perfectionism and for demanding great precision from glassblowers. His approach combined soft lines, balance in form, and a deep functional sense, which gave rise to many iconic series.
About the Brand: Holmegaard
Founded in 1825, Holmegaard is one of Denmark's most historic glassworks. During the 'Lütken era' (1942–1998), the house experienced a period of splendor thanks to its collaboration with the designer, who drove series such as Provence, No. 5, Idéelle, Selandia, and, of course, Atlantic. Holmegaard has become a reference point for Danish design: its pieces are synonymous with elegance, functionality, and a very careful artisanal tradition.
These Atlantic beer glasses are not simply drinkware—they are pieces of Danish glass history. The smoky labrador tone and clear stem create a sophisticated contrast that elevates the ritual of enjoying beer. This is the kind of design that celebrates the golden age of Scandinavian glass and becomes a treasured part of any collection or table setting.
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What's Included
7 Atlantic beer glasses
Hand-blown glass by Holmegaard
Original vintage pieces from 1962–1975
Details
Designer: Per Lütken
Manufacturer: Holmegaard Glasværk, Denmark
Series: Atlantic / Atlantis
Period: 1962–1975
Height: Approximately 16 cm
Rim diameter: Approximately 6.5 cm
Material: Hand-blown glass; tinted labrador bowl, clear glass stem and base
Signature: Typically unsigned (per original catalogs)
7 Atlantic beer glasses
Hand-blown glass by Holmegaard
Original vintage pieces from 1962–1975
Details
Designer: Per Lütken
Manufacturer: Holmegaard Glasværk, Denmark
Series: Atlantic / Atlantis
Period: 1962–1975
Height: Approximately 16 cm
Rim diameter: Approximately 6.5 cm
Material: Hand-blown glass; tinted labrador bowl, clear glass stem and base
Signature: Typically unsigned (per original catalogs)
Condition
Glass is clear with no cloudiness. Smoky labrador tint remains vibrant and even. Clear glass stems and bases intact.
Minor wear may be present. No cracks or chips. As with all vintage pieces, this item may show signs of previous use and age. Any such marks are signs of authenticity, not flaws, and add to its unique character.
Minor wear may be present. No cracks or chips. As with all vintage pieces, this item may show signs of previous use and age. Any such marks are signs of authenticity, not flaws, and add to its unique character.
Care
Hand wash with warm water and mild soap, then dry with a soft cloth. Avoid sudden temperature changes and do not use abrasive sponges or cleaners. Store carefully to prevent chipping. The tinted glass may show slight variations in tone, which are part of the hand-blown manufacturing process.