More photos from Fåglavik glassworks
Here come more photos from the Fåglavik Glassworks. A big thanks to Ingemar Nilsson for letting us use the photos from his great webpage about the Fåglavik glassworks. Ingemar was one of the last glassblowers that worked at Fåglavik until the glassworks closed down in 1980. His webpage is filled with history, photos of the workers, buildings and glassware from the beginning of the glasswork’s life till the end. Ingemar did a very good job on this page together with web designer Hans Ivarsson.
- Fåglavik glassworks the beginning of the 20th century
- Workers at Fåglavik around 1900
- Glasshouse at Fåglavik 1907-1909
- Workers at Fåglavik 1942
- Ingemar Nilsson
Enjoy a visit to Ingemar Nilsson’s webpage: http://www.faglaviksglas.se/
















Anders Magnus Andersson from Fillipstad, Sweden owned a company together with his companion Anders Ørnberg, retailing glass and porcelain starting 1859. The company was called ‘Ørnberg & Andersson AB’ and was located in Gothenburg. The business went well thanks to Anderson’s goals and energetic leadership and in 1867 he bought off his companion and became the sole owner of the business.





