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The design icon created by Hans (Nick) Roericht at the Hochschule für Gestaltung in Ulm, Germany, now also available in a set: Stacking Tableware TC 100.
Hans (Nick) Roericht developed the stacking tableware in 1959 as his diploma thesis in the Rosenthal workshop. It stands for “thinking in systems” at the HfG Ulm: plate, cup and bowls with the characteristic butt edge form a convincing formal and logical unit; its robustness is dedicated to everyday use. The TC 100 soon found its way into the cafeteria and collection of the MoMA in New York.
Starter set, 10-piece, mixed assortment in attractive gift packaging.
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€94.00 EUR at time of publication
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