"Joseph" beer tankards by Theresienthal

With these mouthblown "Joseph" beer tankards, Theresienthal has impressively managed to take a simple drinking vessel and add a touch of noblesse. What makes the "Joseph" tankards so special are the different cutting techniques that Theresienthal has chosen: the olive, lens and "V" cuts provide the classic beer mug form with interesting and different accents.

It is designer Gottfried Palatin who took the traditional tankards shape and integrated a modern look. Despite its grassroots character the "Joseph" glass exudes a glamorous flair. As they are hand polished by skilled craftsmen in Theresienthal, the half-liter mugs also lend an extra shine to their golden content. The "Joseph" tankards from Theresienthal can be ordered in six different finishes.

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Please avoid heating your glasses above 50°C and exposing them to abrupt temperature changes, such as by adding ice cubes to sun-warmed glasses or pouring hot tea into cold glasses. High temperatures and rapid changes create stresses that can lead to breakage – sometimes only later.

Glasses with paintings, gilding, or platinum plating must never be placed in the dishwasher, as precious metals and enamel colors can be damaged or washed out.

Plain glasses as well as cut or engraved glasses may be cleaned in the dishwasher, but only below 50°C and without harsh detergents. However, hand wash is recommended, as dishwashers can dissolve glass components and cause the surface to become cloudy over time.

It is best to use a pure linen cloth for drying and polishing.

For candle holders: to avoid thermal shock, change the candle before the flame is 3 cm away from the crystal.