Glehn Ceramics

„Gods value labor above the talent "


Nikolai Alexander von Glehn

The MINIATURE?
Itself and by having it shows that you have yourself visited the castle and the park in Nõmme.
Glehn castle was first situated in 1886 by a Nikolai Alexander von Glehn (1841-1923), who himself engineered and designed it.
It is a work of beauty and this is how I hope you will remember our Nõmme

Already 62 miniatures are owned by visitors to Glehn Park


clay, ceramic paints, estonian pine
size 7x3x5cm

An industrial design is protected
The Estonian Patent Office certificate nr 02079, 03.01.2018
clay, gray glaze
size 7x3x5cm

An industrial design is protected
The Estonian Patent Office certificate nr 02079, 03.01.2018


white portcelain
gray + white + green glazes
with portcelain flowers
size 7x3x5cm
You can order a wedding castle
with a wedding date and names



An industrial design is protected
The Estonian Patent Office certificate nr 02079, 03.01.2018


clay, gray glaze, estonian pine
size 12x3x3cm

An industrial design is protected
The Estonian Patent Office certificate
02087, 02.05.2018



clay, basalt gray glaze
size 12x3cm

An industrial design is protected
The Estonian Patent Office certificate

clay, basalt gray + white glaze
size 7x4cm

An industrial design is protected
The Estonian Patent Office certificate



My contact

I hope you will remember our wonderful Nõmme and Glehn Park
+372 502 0543
jelena.mets@gmail.com
Nõmme, Tallinn, ESTONIA
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Nõmme creation began in the late 19th century

Nikolai Alexander von Glehn (1841 – 1923) initiative
Nikolai Alexander von Glehn was born into the wealthy Glehn family, and was the brother of Peter von Glehn, a noted botanist. He studied economics, medicine, philosophy and architecture at the University of Tartu and in Germany. Glehn established a new settlement called Nõmme in the northern part of the lands of his Jälgimäe Manor. In 1873 he gave out the first plots near the railway station which was established a year before on the TallinnPaldiski railway. Glehn also built himself a new Mustamäe Manor (German: Hohenhaupt), nowadays known as the Glehn Castle into Nõmme. The main building ("castle") was finished in 1886 by himself being the architect. The castle is surrounded by a park with several buildings like palm house (1900–1910), observatory tower (1910) and sculptures "Kalevipoeg" (1908), "Crocodile" (1908), all of those created by Glehn himself.

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