Reviewed for sustainabilityComosum Meter · Lyngby Porcelæn 3.3 / 5Show the six category scores
Lyngby Porcelain Glass Vases is made by Lyngby Porcelæn. We review every brand we carry against published evidence in six categories; Lyngby Porcelæn scores 3.3 out of 5 (20 of 30).
- Material 3 out of 5Porcelain; no recycled content
- Transportation 4 out of 5Made in Portugal and Germany
- Manufacturing 4 out of 5Rosendahl Design Group, certified B Corp
- Labor 5 out of 5Rosendahl Design Group B Corp, 2024
- Energy 2 out of 5Kiln-fired porcelain; no energy data
- Durability 2 out of 51-year warranty; no spare parts
Lyngby Porcelain Glass Vases
Est. 1936 · Home of the Lyngby Vase
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The maker · Est. 1936 · Lyngby, Denmark
Lyngby Porcelæn
The house behind the Lyngby Vase, since 1936
Lyngby Porcelæn was established in Lyngby in 1936 and is best known for the fluted Lyngby Vase, an icon of Danish modernism, made in fine porcelain and ceramic.
- Home of the Lyngby Vase
- Part of Rosendahl Design Group, a Certified B Corp
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Lyngby Porcelain Glass Vases
Mouth-blown in Poland, the fluted icon reads entirely differently in smoke, amber, burgundy, and midnight blue.
The glass edition of Lyngby Porcelæn's 1936 vase keeps the exact grooved profile while trading opaque porcelain for hand-blown transparency — each piece shaped by a glassblower, no two identical. Heights run 4.9 in to 15.0 in. Parent company Rosendahl Design Group is a Certified B Corp.
Materials
Mouth-blown glass
Sizes
H 4.9 in, 6.1 in, 8.1 in, 9.8 in, and 15.0 in
Colors
Clear, smoke, amber, burgundy, midnight blue, green, Copenhagen green
Made in
Poland
Common Questions
What does mouth-blown mean in practice?
Each vase is blown by hand rather than pressed in a mold, so wall thickness, color depth, and small surface details vary slightly — every piece is genuinely unique.
How does the glass vase differ from the porcelain one?
Same 1936 silhouette, different presence: the glass version transmits light, shows stems and the water line, and comes in translucent colors instead of glazed porcelain.
Which height fits a full bouquet?
The 9.8 in and 15.0 in vases hold full bouquets and branches; the 4.9 in through 8.1 in sizes are best for single stems and small arrangements.
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Lyngby Porcelæn Sustainability Meter
Reviewed for sustainability by Comosum: Lyngby Porcelæn scores 3.3 out of 5 (20 of 30) across six categories, from published evidence.
- MaterialPorcelain; no recycled content3 out of 5
- TransportationMade in Portugal and Germany4 out of 5
- ManufacturingRosendahl Design Group, certified B Corp4 out of 5
- LaborRosendahl Design Group B Corp, 20245 out of 5
- EnergyKiln-fired porcelain; no energy data2 out of 5
- Durability1-year warranty; no spare parts2 out of 5
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