The Bogler storage jar set from Hedwig Bollhagen is one of the absolute classics of ceramic craftsmanship. It was designed as early as 1923 by the Bauhaus ceramist Theodor Bogler. The unmistakable Bauhaus style, the clear lines and shapes, the purist-elegant and timeless design make the Bogler storage jar set a top-class kitchen accessory. The individual pieces are handmade from high quality stoneware. The simple and beautiful decor - antique white from our Varius collection - is also applied by hand by our ceramic specialists. This creates true works of art that you can bring into your kitchen. You can also combine the Bogler storage jar set wonderfully with other products from the areas [[/tableware|tableware]] and [[/kitchenaid|kitchenaid]]. In fact, the 13-piece Bogler storage jar set consists of ten jars and three bottles. These are four smaller tins with a height of 10.5 cm and a diameter of 8 cm. They have a capacity of 0.25 liters with a weight of 0.25 kg. One of the tins is unlabeled, while the other three are labeled ginger, cinnamon and salt. The six large storage jars measure 18 cm in height and 15 cm in diameter. They hold 1.6 liters and weigh 0.9 kg. One is again unlabeled, the others are adorned with the words coffee, tea, flour, sugar and rice. The three bottles are 28 cm high and have a diameter of 10 cm. Their capacity is 1 liter with a weight of 0.5 kg. Again, one bottle is unlabeled, the other two are for oil and vinegar. The Bogler storage jar set has been made in the traditional way since Hedwig Bollhagen founded the company in 1934. Each bottle passes about 60 times through the hands of proven experts in our ceramic workshops in Marwitz. Here, genuine craftsmanship meets the epoch-making style of the Weimar Bauhaus. The high-quality workmanship and timeless design have made HB, Made in Germany, one of the world's most successful and recognized ceramic manufacturers. The Bogler storage jar set is just one of the many [[/designklassiker|design classics]] that you can admire in international collections and museums. Are you interested in our traditional ceramic manufactory just outside Berlin? Then come and visit us in Marwitz for a [[/works tours|works tour]]. We are looking forward to your visit!