Pukebergs Glasbruk in Madesjö was founded in 1871 by a master glassblower called Conrad Wilhelm Nyström along with J. E. Lindberg. Nyström has previously worked at Kosta, Transjö and Boda glassworks in Sweden. In 1894 the glassworks was bought by Arvid Böhlmark and in 1898 became part of AB Böhlmarks Lampfabrik (lamp factory).
By 1922 there were 14 workshops: 2 for pressed glass, 3 for ornamental glass, 1 for lamp glass, 2 for domestic glassware, and 6 for electric lighting. By 1932 the product range consisted of 750 varieties of glass tableware and ornamental glass. One of their main prodcuts in the 1930's was the glass globes for petrol stations whilst some of their items were decorated with overlays of ivory and other precious materials.In 1954 when the new blowing room was built Pukeberg could boast of being Sweden's longest glassworks as 175 metres long.
Designers who worked for Pukeberg were:
1906-1916: Elis Bergh
1926: Lennart Nyblom and his daughter, Helena.
1935-1978: Uno Westerberg
1958-1964: Göran Wärff (as a graphic designer)
1964-1973: Eva Englund
late 1970's: Staffan Gellerstedt
1980's: Gunilla Lindahl, Carin Nordling, Lars Sestervik, Ragnhild Alexandersson, Ljupco Kokovski
1990's: Eva Englund, Margareta Hennix, Liselotte Henriksen, Börge Lindau, Rolf Sinnemark, Birgitta Watz
1996: Carouschka Streijffert