A GROUP OF TWENTY-TWO GLASSES, comprising a set of six Wihelm Wagenfeld (German 1900-1990) clear heat resistant glass coffee mugs in the "Jena" pattern, for Jenaer Glaswerk Schott & Genossen, Mainz, Germany, designed circa 1930-1931, printed mark: "SCHOTT, MAINZ, JENA GLAS," height: 3 5/8", width: 3 5/8", depth: 2 3/4"; a Wilhelm Wagenfeld (German 1900-1990) clear heat resistant glass tea pot with infuser and lid in the "Jena" pattern, for Jenaer Glaswerk Schott & Genossen, Mainz, Germany, designed circa 1930-1931, unmarked, height: 5 1/2", width: 8", depth: 4 5/8"; a Bauhaus inspired clear Martini pitcher with stirring stick, Continental, circa 1945-1960, height: 9 1/4", width:5 3/4", depth: 4 3/8"; a set of eleven clear optic glass cups in the manner of Wilhelm Wagenfeld, Continental, circa 1945-1960, height: 2 3/4", diameter: 2 5/8"; and a pair of clear glass wine carafes in the manner of Wilhelm Wagenfeld, Continental, circa 1945-1960, height: 10 3/4", diameter: 3 1/2".

With the exception of the tea infuser, all items are in sound condition with no evidence of chips, nicks, or cracks to the glass; the tea infuser has a large break on the side with area of loss.

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