Coffee service by w. wagenfeld, jena glas, germany, 1970s

The coffee service was designed by wilhelm wagenfeld, an outstanding representative of the bauhaus - an art school that had a huge impact on design and architecture of the 20th century. A collector's item counted among the icons of world design. A jug with six cups and saucers. Each element is signed. The idea of ​​the bauhaus was that the design process was a combination of art and science. The objects that were created there were beautiful, but most of all functional. The presented set is an example of high-class design, which is still popular among design experts. Service in very good condition, no damage. The set is marked with the manufacturer's mark: jena glass, schott & gen, jena, ddr. Dimensions: Kettle: width 28 cm, height 18 cm. Saucers: diameter 13 cm. Dimensions in inches: Teapot: 11 in width, 7.1 in height. Saucers: diameter 5.1 in. The service is produced by the german company jena glass, whose history dates back to 1920. The brand is one of the largest producers of heat-resistant glass in europe. Jena glass products are widely appreciated for their interesting, modern design as well as the highest quality.