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6x Vintage glass knife / cutlery rests, Germany, 1980s

6x Vintage glass knife / cutlery rests, Germany, 1980s

This comprises six glass cutlery rests from 1980s Germany, each featuring an elegant faceted design. Measuring roughly 8 cm in length with a 2 cm width and height, these vintage pieces combine functional utility with refined aesthetics. The precision-cut surfaces catch light beautifully, making them equally suited for formal table settings or display.

A distinguished addition to any collection of vintage tableware or German glasswork.

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Customers in the Netherlands can pick up their orders in Nieuw-Vennep (near Amsterdam) by contacting us in advance. We usually ship worldwide with PostNL, and more details are available in our Shipping policy. Custom delivery via Brenger is also possible on request. For more information please get in touch.

Furniture (for example chairs, cabinets, tables) should be picked up or require other delivery options. • Smaller items (for example posters, candle-holders, vases) can be sent via PostNL. For items shipping is calculated at check-out. Not sure? Please get in touch before ordering.

Regular price €25.00 EUR
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