Glasses From Long Ago And A Galaxy Far, Far Away

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With a long-anticipated revival of Star Wars just a few days off, the
merchandising machine has been shifted into high gear. For fans this can
be both mind-blowing and wallet blowing. So you have to pick and choose
what will fit into your lifestyle. This awesome Star Wars Planetary
Glassware Set actually lets your inner Star Wars child look like it is
an adult.

Star Wars Planetary Glassware Set

This set of six rather elegant looking glasses is designed to look like planets (plus one moon and the Death Star) featured in the original trilogy of movies. The celestial bodies represented are Tatooine, Dagobah, Hoth, Alderaan (in mid-explosion), the forest moon of Endor, and the Death Star.

Star Wars Planetary Glassware Set

Each glass is actually made of glass, has a capacity of 10 ounces, and the images are high temperature heat-wrapped onto the exterior. Because of this the glasses are not dishwasher or microwave safe. But a little hand washing is a small price to pay to be able to serve drinks this way.

Planetary Glass Set

If you aren’t a big Star Wars fan, you can still get in on the planetary action with a Planetary Glass Set that shows our own solar system including the sun and Pluto. For the most part these glasses are the same size as those from another galaxy. However the sun is a bit larger and Pluto is the runt of the litter.

Choose your set of glasses based on whether you are a sci fi geek or a science nerd. If you are both you may just need to flip a coin.

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