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in charge of the Leningrad Artistic Glass Workshop at this time. Designed for use in Soviet canteens, the particular aspects of the design were necessitated by early Soviet dish washing machines, which restricted the size, shape and durability of the items they could process. The design, which added a smooth ring at the top and a solid bottom, is sometimes called the "Mukhina" tumbler. Annual production in the years following the Second World War reached between 500 million and 600 million glasses.

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