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Beaker Juice Glass by Letizia Rossi
The new Beaker Juice Glass from cb2 is another great example of reworking the classic design of disposable everyday items by using high-quality materials. Made from heat-tempered chem lab beaker glass, the "Pixie cups" are hand-blown, transforming the humble paper cup into an attractive conversation piece. A less expensive alternative to the Ceramic Party cups we featured in our 2006 Gift Guide, at $2 a glass you can afford to keep a stack of them for unexpected guests and don't have to worry about breaking them.
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