In English:
Glass museum is situated in Riihimäki (Finland) is from Helsinki 70 kilometres / 43 miles to the North. In this museum there is quite huge collection from Finnish glass products which have been made during 300 years.
En español:
Este museo de cristal se halla en Riihimäki (Finlandia) se halla al Norte de Helsinki unos 70 kilómetros / 43 millas. En este museo hay una colección bastante inmensa de productos cristales finlandeses que han sido fabricados durante 300 años.
En français:
Le musée de verre est situé dans Riihimäki (Finlande) est de Helsinki 70 kilomètres / 43 milles au Nord. Dans ce musée il y a une collection tout à fait énorme des produits de verre finlandais qui ont été fait pendant 300 ans.
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100 years Riihimäki glass / 100 años de cristal en Riihimäki / 100 années de verre á Riihimäki
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I love the bottles in photos 13 and 14, especially the ones with the fishing and hunting scenes. Are these bottles for spirits? Are they still for sale in Finland? I also like the plain coloured bottles, the red and the blue. I like the very decorated crystal, but it is not my choice for using in the house. Wonderful photos, once again. You must have a huge library of photos.
Comment by jackiequeen — November 23, 2009 @ 15:00 |
Hello jackiequeen. How nice that You left Your comment here. Well, I think that those 13 and 14 are not at sale no more. In my family those blue bottles are our favorites. My wife is collecting blue bottles. Well, about the amount it is between 35 000 – 40 000. Regards.
Comment by sartenada — November 23, 2009 @ 15:11 |
I really like the first picture. You did a really good job capturing the different types of glass objects one can see.
Comment by Maggie — November 23, 2009 @ 18:36 |
Thank You Maggie for Your comment. It is always interesting to hear about which people are interested.
Comment by sartenada — November 23, 2009 @ 18:39 |
Bonjour Sartenada,
Grande variété se styles (normal, en 300 ans ! 🙂 ), des objets les plus courants aux plus raffinés.
Préférences : carafes 13 14, bonbonnes 16, certains objets contemporains de la 26.
Ya-t-il des souffleurs de verre ?
Levons notre verre à la semaine qui vient ! Tchin tchin ! 😛
Comment by Marion B. — November 23, 2009 @ 22:36 |
Salut Marion.
Très bien. C’était intéressant a entendre que le numéro 16 te plaît entre autres. Possiblement tu le sait que les bouteilles ont entourées par écorce de bouleau. L’écorce de bouleau était une matíère très populaire dans notre histoire. Mon père qui déjà mange les pissenlits par la racine depuis 1980 a fait beaucoup des chose de l’écorce de bouleau, comme chaussures de écorce de bouleau, sacs á dos etc.
Ton question concernant: “souffleurs de verre “. Je ne sais pas combien il y a maintenetn, mais deux, je le sais dans Fiskars. On aussi organise cours.
À votre santé, Marion.
Comment by sartenada — November 24, 2009 @ 07:42 |
Good evening, Matti
The glassblowing I know. My father learned the trade. He made beautiful lamp shades, vases and other things. I saw him when I was a child, to his job often as he produces. Glassblowing need a lot of air and healthy lungs by blowing through the long tube so that the liquid glass mass again comes out. It is also associated with a lot of heat. Here in our neighborhood, in Linz on the Rhine in Germany, is still a glass-blowing museum with many nice things that money can buy anyone. I will continue to try to visit your blog. I wish you good luck and health.
Dear greetings Christel
Comment by Christel — December 27, 2009 @ 20:20 |
Guten abend Christel.
Thank You telling about Your father and glass blowing. What a coincidence, because I was today visiting this museum again. There was an installation about Christmas decorations. From Germany there were a lot of thing. One special place in Germany is Lauscha.
Now I am thinking shall I make a blog about this.
Grûsse.
Comment by sartenada — December 27, 2009 @ 20:28 |
Bonsoir
Quel travail magnifique……bravo aux artistes.
Bravo a la personne qui à pris ces photos
je vous souhaite une bonne soirée
Comment by frammy — December 9, 2010 @ 01:10 |
Salut Frammy.
Merci beaucoup. Ce musée est également tout de voisinage où je vis. Chaque année, elle a grandes expositions. Cette année, quand il est la période de Noël, je vais vous présenter un poste d’elle.
Belle journèe.
Comment by sartenada — December 9, 2010 @ 07:36 |
I really like the blue glass and especially the blue ones with the white stripes (:
Comment by mannalexandra — January 23, 2013 @ 14:29 |
Hi Mannalexandra.
Thank You for Your visit and comment. Blue is my favorite color and that’s why my car is blue (electric blue) also.
Have a great day!
Comment by Sartenada — January 23, 2013 @ 14:32 |
300 years? That is a piece of history right there, thank you for sharing. I really like your photo of the blue bottles 🙂
Comment by allofme534 — December 9, 2017 @ 21:27 |
Hello allofme534.
Thank You commenting so nicely. We love blue bottles also and my wife has some blue wine bottles with cat theme. 🙂
Happy Sunday!
Comment by Sartenada — December 10, 2017 @ 11:37 |