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Developed from the Bauhaus Tradition, Jenaer Glas combines convenient functionality in form and material with a timeless distinguished design. The first oven-suitable household glassware was invented in Jena, Germany, in the early 20th century. A masterpiece of Bauhaus design from the famed Wilhelm Wagenfeld, the Wilhelm Wagenfeld collection is a paradigm of design and is featured in many international design museums. Manufactured with the most modern technology, Janaer's pieces can be enjoyed by anyone.

Jenaer Glas

<p>Mouth blown borosilicate glass teapot with glass lid and filter; 50.6 ounce capacity.  Designed and created by Wilhelm Wagenfeld in 1931.  The teapot features a glass lid and filter.</p>


Wagenfeld Teapot

<p>Wilhelm Wagenfeld glass Teacup and Saucer by Jenaer Glas.  Designed and created by Wilhelm Wagenfeld in 1931 and inspired by the Bauhaus, the Wagenfeld Tea Collection transforms the enjoyment of tea into a truly sensual experience. Set for 2.</p>


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