|-❥ (6) x *Lausitzer Bleikristallwerke (Germany, DDR)* - exklusive Römer-Gläser – Handgeschliffenes Überfangkristall (3x Smaragdgrün, 3x Kobaltblau) - Wine glass (6) - Wine glass set, 1960s–70s, hand-blown & unused, vintage crystal-cut glasses. - 24% lead

The Lausitzer Bleikristallwerke's hand-blown and hand-cut lead crystal wine glasses are a testament to skilled East German glassmaking traditions from the 1960s-70s. Crafted from 24% lead crystal, this material is prized for its brilliance, clarity, and weight, facilitating intricate hand-cut patterns that enhance light refraction. The overlaid (Überfang) glass technique involves layering colored glass—here in emerald green and cobalt blue—over clear crystal, then cutting to reveal the design, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship. Such Römer glasses were popular for fine dining and special occasions, blending functionality with aesthetic luxury. These vintage sets reflect both historic East German production quality and the cultural appreciation for refined glassware in mid-20th-century Europe, making them desirable collectibles today.