Frau Kroger Mirror Glass Container
Christian Metzner drew from the quiet ceremony of British teatime, specifically the modest milk and sugar jug, to shape the Frau Kroger Container. The result is something that sits between archetype and experiment: a conical form in mouth-blown borosilicate glass that carries the precision of laboratory ware alongside the familiarity of the table.
Three spouts are set at equal intervals around the rim, a considered departure from convention. The user never needs to rotate the vessel to find the pour. It is a small gesture with a significant effect on how the object is handled.
- Mouth-blown borosilicate glass, heatproof and durable
- Reflective silver glazing applied to the interior surface
- Three evenly spaced spouts integrated into the conical form
- Designed by Christian Metzner for Raumgestalt
The mirrored interior gives the container a strong presence at the table, catching light in a way that plain glass does not. It is equally suited to milk, cream, syrups, or dressings, the form making no assumptions about its contents.
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Frau Kroger Mirror Glass Container
Christian Metzner drew from the quiet ceremony of British teatime, specifically the modest milk and sugar jug, to shape the Frau Kroger Container. The result is something that sits between archetype and experiment: a conical form in mouth-blown borosilicate glass that carries the precision of laboratory ware alongside the familiarity of the table.
Three spouts are set at equal intervals around the rim, a considered departure from convention. The user never needs to rotate the vessel to find the pour. It is a small gesture with a significant effect on how the object is handled.
- Mouth-blown borosilicate glass, heatproof and durable
- Reflective silver glazing applied to the interior surface
- Three evenly spaced spouts integrated into the conical form
- Designed by Christian Metzner for Raumgestalt
The mirrored interior gives the container a strong presence at the table, catching light in a way that plain glass does not. It is equally suited to milk, cream, syrups, or dressings, the form making no assumptions about its contents.
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Christian Metzner drew from the quiet ceremony of British teatime, specifically the modest milk and sugar jug, to shape the Frau Kroger Container. The result is something that sits between archetype and experiment: a conical form in mouth-blown borosilicate glass that carries the precision of laboratory ware alongside the familiarity of the table.
Three spouts are set at equal intervals around the rim, a considered departure from convention. The user never needs to rotate the vessel to find the pour. It is a small gesture with a significant effect on how the object is handled.
- Mouth-blown borosilicate glass, heatproof and durable
- Reflective silver glazing applied to the interior surface
- Three evenly spaced spouts integrated into the conical form
- Designed by Christian Metzner for Raumgestalt
The mirrored interior gives the container a strong presence at the table, catching light in a way that plain glass does not. It is equally suited to milk, cream, syrups, or dressings, the form making no assumptions about its contents.
