Vintage Pair Bodum Bistro Glass Mugs - 2 Glass Tea or Coffee Cup Black Handle & Silver tone Band - 2 Mod Modern Retro Glass Beverage Cups
Vintage set of 2 Bodum coffee or tea mugs that are very similar to the style of Bodum cups used by Captain Piccard on Star Trek.
These two glass cups made by Bodum have a black handle that is held in place by a silver band at the top. Cups are late 1980s or early 1990s. Bottom is marked "Bodum".
Mugs measure 3 1/4" tall. Top opening has a 2 7/8" diameter. Base has a 2 1/3" diameter. Each hold approx. 8 oz. (fills to the brim).
In great vintage condition with no chips or cracks.
NOTE:
“Tea, Earl Grey, hot!” is one of the most best known phrases used on Star Trek by Captain Picard. He usually used these words to order his favorite beverage from the replicator and it was served in Bodum cups similar to these. Star Trek: The Next Generation ran from September 1987 until May 23, 1994.
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