Jenaer Glas

	Teacup with saucer h1.8 w6.6 d6.6 in5.0 ozPices per SU : 2Nr. 113529 EAN 400183602858

	h 5.7 w11.0 d6.6 in50.6 ozPices per SU : 1Nr. 113531 EAN 4001836028608

	Cake plate h 0.7 w7.9 d7.9 inPices per SU : 2Nr. 113528 EAN 4001836028578

	Sugar bowl and creamer 6.8 oz / 6.8 ozPices per SU : 1Nr. 113530 EAN 4001836028592

	Egg coddler No.1 h3.3 w2.5 d2.5 in4.0 ozPices per SU : 1Nr. 113499 EAN 4001836028271

	Egg coddler No.2 h3.3 w 3.5 d 3.5 in6.3 ozPices per SU : 1Nr. 114334 4001836035101

	Egg coddler XXL h 4.1 w 5.2 d 5.2 in16.06 ozPices per SU : 1Nr. 115465 EAN 40018360447852 * The shape of this versatile vessel is derived from the original designs by Wilhelm Wagenfeld, who created the egg coddler in classical Bauhaus design in 1933.

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Wilhelm Wagenfeld's design
The tea service in Bauhaus design from 1931 (cataloge raisonné 61) ranks among the design classics of the modern era. The characteristic style and exquisite craftsmanship of the teapot elements really make this piece stand out. The egg coddler, also the work of designer Wilhelm Wagenfeld (1933), can be used to prepare eggs in the glass as well as desserts, patés and lots more besides. All products are heat-resistant, dishwasherproof and suitable for microwaving (without metal parts).

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