Magnor glass was founded in 1896, in Hedmark, Norway, and is still in production today. Production includes blown glass tableware + art glass.
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Magnor glass - shown below is our current range of vases, bowls and other decorative vintage collectable glassware by Magnor of Norway.
Magnor glass was founded in 1896, in Hedmark, Norway, and is still in production today. Production includes blown glass tableware + art glass.
Magnor glass was founded in 1896, in Hedmark, Norway, and is still in production today. Production includes blown glass tableware + art glass.
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