RITZENHOFF 2931012 Aperitif Glass 500 ml - Summer Dew Series - Motif No. 12 with Colourful Flowers - Made in Germany

A jump into the cold wet in scorching midday heat. The glittering morning dew that lays down on woods and meadows after an all-too tropical night. Or the drink on ice that beats a bargain on evening flicker: these moments that like a summery burst fulfil their promises and finally bring the long-awaited cool--until the sun pulls its circles again and makes the air glow with full force. Summer dew is a collection of these invigorating moments that the collection with floral freshness is wonderfully easy to preserve. In the elderflower sea: while surging dollies of delicate panicles and fragrant flower umbrellas surround the glass, the precisely crafted design pays homage to the summer... and conjures it up! Dimensions: height: 22.5 cm, diameter: 9.3 cm, capacity: 544 ml, material: crystal glass design: designer: August Loibner, collection: spring 2022, item information: item number: 2931012, EAN: 4001852074528, care instructions: dishwasher-safe. Box contents: 1 SO. AMMERTAU AMMERperitifglas

• Design - The glass pleases with a colourful decoration. The height is 22.5 cm, the diameter 9.3 cm, the weight 220 g. Ideal for aperol spray or cocktails with 0.5 L
• Material: the crystal glass with a timeless look in green, white and high brilliance is made in Germany and is dishwasher safe. Comes in an attractive gift box
• Motif - While billowing umbels of delicate panicles and fragrant flower shades span the glass, the decor celebrates the summer and conjures it up in no time with a sea of elderflower
• Designer - August Loibner's passion belongs to the design language of Mid Century Design. He succeeds in the combination of image and material, whereby the colourful colour palette of the 1950s always shines through
• Ritzenhoff - From the family-owned factory, we developed the company into one of the most renowned high-tech glassworks in Germany. We have been cultivating pure glassmaker art in the Sauerland since 1904