Sports glasses, mugs and porcelain
Mugs, glasses and tankards with sports motifs bring championships and club traditions to mind with every sip. At FANzone you will find commemorative tableware from world championships, Olympic Games and club anniversaries, from a Sokol tankard to Euro 2012 mugs.
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UEFA European Football Championship 2012 Mug - Poland - Ukraine. Sublimation-printed porcelain.
UEFA European Football Championship 2012 Mug - Poland - Ukraine. Sublimation-printed porcelain.
Lillehammer 1994 Olympic mug. Sublimation-printed porcelain. Porsgrund, Norway.
Glass beer stein with a hand-painted Sokol member holding a banner, pewter lid.
Beer glass ESPAÑA 1982, 0.3 l. Logo and group participants on the side.
Mug J&T Prague Open, Barbora Strýcová. Sublimation-printed porcelain.
2 cognac glasses (brandy snifters) Bohemians Praha, cut logo. In a gift box. Bohemia Glass – Czechoslovakia.
Gift set of cups Rudá hvězda (Red Star), Czechoslovakia, in the original case. Fine work of the Pirkenhammer porcelain factory (Březová). Cups and saucers in white glazed porcelain with a gilded line. Red underglaze print.
Glass dish, football. Can also be used as a small ashtray. Cut figures of footballers.
Glass, Football World Cup Mexico 1986. Printed. Logo and participating teams.
Set of cups, Freshwater Fish. Unmarked. Cups and saucers in white glazed porcelain with a gilded line. Gold underglaze print. Set of 6.
Beer glass 0.2 l, 50 years of football, Baník Tlučná, 1922-1972
Salt shaker Detroit Red Wings. Printed. Porcelain.
Small vase, Ice Hockey World Championship, Prague 1992. Underglaze print. Marked EPIAG, DF. Czechoslovakia.
Set of two glasses Ice Hockey World Championship 2004, Prague. Printed logo 4.5 cm. Box with satin lining.
Ceramic stein Salt Lake 2002. Print from the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City.
Mug Athens 2004. Sublimation print, 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Athens.
Cup and saucer DUKLA PRAHA, porcelain, made by the EPIAG factory, D and F 13, Made in Czechoslovakia.
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What you will find in Mugs and glasses
The range includes commemorative glasses and mugs from major tournaments, for example a beer glass from the 1982 World Cup in Spain, a glass from Mexico 1986, a glass and a small vase from the Ice Hockey World Championships in Prague in 1985 and 1992, a mug from the Lillehammer 1994 Olympics and Euro 2012 mugs. They are joined by club pieces such as Bohemians Praha brandy glasses, an SK Slavia Praha glass or a beer glass for 50 years of football in Tlučná, and a Sokol tankard.
How to assess an item
Value depends on the event or club, age, production run and condition. Pieces without chips or cracks, with an unworn print or decoration and from older championships are the most sought after.
Frequently asked questions
Can commemorative glasses be used? They can, but every wash, especially in a dishwasher, damages the print. It is better to display collector pieces rather than use them.
Why are club glasses valued? They were made for anniversaries and events in small numbers, often only for members and guests. For smaller clubs they are rare today.
How should mugs and glasses be stored? In a display cabinet away from direct sunlight, which fades the print. Wash them by hand in lukewarm water without abrasive cleaners.
Related categories: Olympic, Collectibles, Sokol, Sculptures.