Margarete Jahny; Erich Müller; Paul Bittner; Fritz Keuchel; Tilo Poitz, 36 (3 x 12) 'Superfest' glasses, 1978/79, H. 10.1-16.2 cm. Made by VEB Kombinatbetrieb Sachsensglas, Schwepnitz. Clear glass, 0.1/0.3/0.5 litres. Marked: Superfest. , Höhne, Penti, Erika und Bebo Sher, Berlin 2002, pp. 63-65. The 'Superfest' glasses are based on the 'Wirteglas' design by renowned GDR designers Margarete Jahny and Erich Müller. They are treated in a special way during fabrication so that they can withstand a fall form the table or the like; they are ‚superfest'.

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