Ritzenhoff Goldnacht No. 20 Series 1071020 Champagne Glass 200 ml Elegant Designer Piece with Real Gold Made in Germany

Comes fast, I drink stars should the Benedictine monk Dom Perignon once called out, Sun King Ludwig XIV made him his tingling house wine and for Mark Twain he was the source of inspiration par excellence: champagne. Since always the symbol of extravagant luxury, it refines every occasion worthy of its presence. Thanks to it, the ambience is selected, the festival is rushing, the evening unforgettable. Goldnacht is a tribute to this unique pearl reflected in filigree decors with real gold. Concentrated Happiness:The champagne glass resembles a finely drawn talisman that positively voices the fate according to Japanese gods sayings with symbols such as cherry blossoms. Dimensions: height: 24 cm; diameter: 7.2 cm; contents: 205 ml; material: crystal glass; design: designer: Kathrin Stockebrand; collection: spring 2022; item information: item number: 1071020; EAN: 4001852998008; care instructions: hand wash recommended; box contents: 1 golden night champagne glass

• Design - For sparkling luxury moments that are reflected in the decor with real gold. The height is 24 cm, the diameter 7.2 cm, the weight 204 g. Ideal for sparkling wine or sparkling wine with 0.2 litres
• Material – The crystal glass with a timeless look in red, black and gold is made in Germany. Comes in a gift box. Cleaning instructions: hand wash recommended
• Motif – The champagne glass resembles a finely drawn talisman for concentrated happiness, which positively tunes the unstable fate according to Japanese gods with strong symbols such as cherry blossoms
• Designer - Kathrin Stockebrand's world is a "place full of creative impulses that only need to be implemented". The widely visible motto is characterised by the variety and dynamics of their designs
• Ritzenhoff - From the family-owned factory, we developed the company into one of the most renowned high-tech glassworks in Germany. We have been cultivating pure glassmaker art in the Sauerland since 1904