Ritzenhoff 1061010 Shot Glass 40 ml - Heldenfest Series - Motif No. 10 - Barber - Round and Multicoloured - Made in Germany

Heroes are no longer those with the cape or the hammer. It is the ones that perform their very own great deeds every day. Write, carpenter, tail, take care of screaming mini heroes. And when they need a break, they find themselves unpretentiously with other heroes of everyday life. There, not only one or other drink, but also one or another anecdote is shared together. "Heldenfest" is a tribute to these modern multi-taskers: versatile and virtuo, strong and delicate, memorable and own - the fabric from which heroes are made. Look closely: from fine circles, hatches and lines, the image of a modern gentleman looking for a legendary evening and taking the best vintage under the magnifying glass. Dimensions: • Height: 11.3 cm. • Diameter: 3.5 cm. • Volume: 52 ml. Material: • Crystal glass. Design: • Designer: Christine Kordes • Collection: Autumn 2022 Item information: • Item number: 1061010. • EAN: 4001852075570. Care instructions: • Hand wash recommended Package includes: • 1 Heldenfest shot glass.

• Design: the attractive shot glass impresses with a decorative motif with copper, turquoise, blue, black. The height is 11.3 cm, the diameter is 3.9 cm, the weight is 73 g. Ideal for shots of all kinds
• Material – The crystal glass with a timeless look and high brilliance is made in Germany. Delivered in exclusive gift packaging. Cleaning instructions: hand wash recommended
• Motif: fine circles, hatches and lines create the image of a modern gentleman looking for a legendary evening and takes the most beautiful foam crown under the microscope
• Designer - Christine Kordes' symmetrical patterns, fine lines and exact drawings form a blend of precision and imagination as a style that gives vibrancy to different materials
• 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