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Tank High Ball Glasses Set of 2
Mouth-blown highball glasses from Tom Dixon's Tank range, 16.5 cm high with a 380 ml capacity
80 × 165 × 80 mm
Poland
Approx. $110 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
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Description
Overview
Product code TKHB02B: the Tank High Ball Glasses Set of 2 in Mouth-Blown Black Glass contains two highball glasses from the Tank range, made in Poland.
Glass
Mouth-blowing forms the glass, and each piece is then hand-finished by cold cutting and ground to a crisp edge. The glasses hold 380 ml, they are not dishwasher safe and are washed by hand.
Specifications
- Capacity: 380 ml
- Diameter and height: 8 cm wide, 16.5 cm high (3.1 x 6.5 in), per glass
- Material: glass
- Environment: indoor
Story
Scientific glassware
Scientific glassware, with its functional shapes and volumes, is the starting point of the Tank range. The forms are simple and strictly functional.
Handmade variation
Because the glasses are handmade, one can look slightly different from another, and the colour may change over time.
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