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JEB 65

A glass vase that Jacob E. Bang designed for Holmegaard in 1965, later reissued in opal white as JEB 65.

Designed by
Jacob E. Bang
Made by
Holmegaard
First made
1965

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The JEB 65 vase in white glass
The JEB 65 vase in white glass
JEB 65 in opal white, Holmegaard's site (archived 2013)
JEB 65 in opal white, Holmegaard's site (archived 2013)

Pictures © Holmegaard, from rosendahl.com, holmegaard.com (archived pages).

Why it is renowned

JEB 65 was the vase that Jacob E. Bang, the first designer Holmegaard took on, created for the glassworks.1

The story

Jacob E. Bang studied architecture before he turned to glass.2 He designed the vase in 1965 under the name Antique Green Range: a transparent piece only 12.5 cm tall. Holmegaard later found it at the back of a shelf in its archives and reissued it, larger and in opal white, under the name JEB 65. Its shape had a narrow waist and wide shoulders.3 By 2026 it was no longer in the range.4

Sources
  1. Holmegaard history. rosendahl.com, read 20 October 2026.
  2. Jacob E. Bang - Wikipedia. en.wikipedia.org, read 20 October 2026.
  3. JEB 65, Holmegaard.com (archived 2013-11-24). web.archive.org, read 7 October 2026.
  4. Search, Rosendahl. rosendahl.com, read 16 October 2026.

Last checked 20 October 2026, against the maker's own pages.