Fin engelsk krystalæske med sølvlåg Kunstglas The glass appears in the

The glass appears in the factory's catalogue from 1853 and is described as having been sold undecorated

It's a spring inside that pushes the next coin up

Opaline glass is most often seen used for business card bowls

The glass is mentioned in Holmegaard and Kastrup Glassworks catalogues from 1900 as being a schnapps glass

This is painted in a fluted frame form

Fin engelsk krystalæske med sølvlåg Kunstglas The glass appears in theHeight 6 cm. Diameter 5 cm. Stamped WL for W. Leauchars, face in profile for duty paid, lion for sterling silver, H for year 1883, Lion face for London. The box is finely ground with a multi worded star below and diamond cut on the sides. The lid is gilded inside and on the outside edge. The box has a few chips but the lid is in perfect condition.