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These are the Wiesenthal tumblers 512 first produced in 1959, and I even have the original package. They are only 4 cm high and thought for something I never drink: Schnaps. They exist in different colors as you see on the catalogue pages from 1959. Unfortuntely I don't have them in red, my absolute favorite color in glass. I promised myself not to buy drinking glasses. But how to resist?
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very beautiful and stunning :)
Such beauties! and you've got the origial box!!! :D
I got them by accident and for once for a low price. They made beautiful things at Wiesenthalhütte, just looked at the catalogues again yesterday.
nice glasses love the color range especially like the blue