Ritzenhoff - Champagne glass (12) - flute - Glass - Ritzenhoff glass objects

Ten Ritzenhoff glasses, with an ashtray and a sugar substitute dispenser, glass and porcelain, Germany, second half of the 20th century. Twelve colorful Ritzenhoff items. In a black metal carrying rack, four milk glasses, H 15 cm, Ø 7 cm. Designed by Anissa Mendil and Melanie Wüllner. Ritzenhoff began in 1992 with a series of milk glasses; production stopped in 2012. Two champagne flutes with gold and silver print, each on the goblet vertically marked: Michael Graves and Brass Sonnoli. On the foot marked Ritzenhoff. Both flutes H 24 cm, Ø 6 cm. A beer goblet, colorful design by Sandra Knuyt, on the foot marked Ritzenhoff. H 25 cm, Ø 6 cm. A beer glass (so-called boot), designed by Silvia Stappert, on the foot marked Ritzenhoff and the text Limitierte Edition Eichbaum Ureich. Height 23 cm, Ø 7 cm. Two schnapps glasses, designed by Louise Gibb and Paul Garland from the 1990s. Height 11.3 cm, diameter 3.5 cm. An ashtray, bottom marked Brogio Pozzi Ritzenhoff. Ø 6 cm, H 2.5 cm. A sugar substitute dispenser Ritzenhoff Sweety, porcelain, designed by Dominic Pangborn, Ø 8 cm.

Estimate:$168.19

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