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3 jugs by Klaus Breit (Wiesenthalhütte, 1959, 1957, 1968) | Art Glass3999 of 5876 |  |  |
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This is the second time I upload a very simmilar picture displaying Wiesenthalhütte stuff... but this time the three jugs were designed by Klaus Breit.
To know more about the one with the stopper, please take a look at Cobaltcobold's picture:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/47031-klaus-breit-jug-for-wiesenthalhuette?in=user
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I know where you bought it! I love your pictures.
Haha :) Well, I couldn't resist it. I loved your blue one! :) Breit was a brilliant designer. And thanks so much for the compliment on my pictures :$ (but I'm sort of an "artist"... they being bad pics would be unforgivable!
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I love the set up! Great picture! Do you use a lightbox?
I love the 3039 Krug. The Wiesenthalhütte book states that it was only produced in Granat (GRT) and Kristall (K), but that's a misprint. It has never been produced in Kristall (K), but it has been produced in Kobalt (KO). I'll post a picture of it when I have some time.
Thanks Glasswareguy! 3039 is the "ball" one, isn't it? I have seen it in opaline too. It must look amazing in cobalt blue! Looking forward to seeing it!
Yeah, 3039 is the "ball" one.
here's a link of my cobalt blue one:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/48040-small-wiesenthalhtte-collection-klaus
Really liking the red Austro. I think they really pop.