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Of the Year 2015 Relaunchte F & H of Scandinavia the Danish a long-established brand Lyngby glass that the Whisky World could call its own. F & H is the largest sales household objects Scandinavia's company. The company imported many brands for the Danish and Norwegian market, distributing well as Danish brands such as Kähler design, Jacob Jensen and Piet Hein in Norway, Sweden and Denmark. For about 15 years, the company builds more counters on either by Zukäufe or with own developments. The International World's Most Popular Brand of which is Södahl is a vibrant, young trendy brand by F & H is flash/dishes, drinking glasses, cutlery. The concept for flash has been designed with the Danish nutrition scientists at Christian Flash together. Against a while discovered the alert team of f & h if you're looking for new trends in Finland suddenly Crystal Glass in the shops. Thanks to the extreme competitiveness on the high street Finland New Trends is often pacemakers. Looking for a design for the new wave of the future stieß on former in Denmark in the very successful brand Lyngby glass that the Whisky World could call its own. The brand was born in Denmark Kids just Love and is to this day a word during the Danes For Cut Crystal Glass that the whisky world could call its own. 'The name comes from the glass works in Lyngby, the 1940 of the glass and porcelain wholesalers Holger Jepsen in of the same name place near was established in Copenhagen. Glass has been since 1873 with interruptions produced in Lyngby and was one to become the UK's leading glass spot of the country. First there products have been the everyday requirements including also bottles. It is as a Holger Jepsen after several Stilllegungen the design took over in 1940, concentrates on the production of household glass and has been created using the brand Lyngby glass become one of the most successful producers in Denmark. Other Imported goods made from various countries. Is it still around the popular brand for many years. But still f