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Theresienthal - Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Tumbler - - ABASK
Theresienthal - Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Tumbler - - ABASK -
Theresienthal - Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Tumbler - - ABASK
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Theresienthal

Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Tumbler

$240
Theresienthal - Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Tumbler - - ABASK -

Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Tumbler0

$240
Theresienthal - Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Highball - - ABASK -

Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Highball14cm (h) x 7.5cm (d)

$280
Theresienthal - Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Pitcher - - ABASK -

Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Pitcher25cm (h) x 17cm (w) x 13cm (d)

$535
Theresienthal - Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Red Wine Glass - - ABASK -

Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Red Wine Glass15cm (h) x 7.5cm (d)

$260
Theresienthal - Roland Hand-Blown Crystal White Wine Glass - - ABASK -

Roland Hand-Blown Crystal White Wine Glass14cm (h) x 7cm (d)

$225
Theresienthal - Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Champagne Flute - - ABASK -

Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Champagne Flute19cm (h) x 5cm (d)

$265
Theresienthal - Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Caviar Bowl - - ABASK -

Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Caviar Bowl9cm (h) x 19cm (d)

$560
Theresienthal’s legacy dates back to 1836 when it was founded by Royal Appointment. Its steadfast commitment to craftsmanship is seen in every collection, as designs are shaped, cut, engraved, painted and polished by the hands of expert craftspeople in the Bavarian Forest. The Roland series is traditional and timeless with polished flat cuts.

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The Bavarian Forest has a 700-year heritage of glass production, making it a fitting home for Theresienthal, the crystal specialist with a similarly rich history. It was founded in 1836 by Franz and Wilhelm Steigerwald via a Royal Warrant of Appointment, and has graced many a castle and palace ever since – including those of the Russian Imperial Family and King Ludwig II. Today, the story continues to evolve with the help of master craftspeople, many of whom represent the fourth or fifth generation of their lineage. Collections are blown, shaped, cut, engraved, painted and polished entirely by hand and finished with fanciful details.