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This is a video of the unboxing of a pair of Cibi "Blade Runner" 37cl Italian crystal tumbler glasses purchased from Hard To Find Whisky located in the UK. They're officially referred to as Cibi 030101, "Bicchiere Double Old Fashion Glass".

The glass maker was reportedly first identified from the film by LA resident Gary Willoughby back in 2002. First introduced in 1972 by architect and designer Cini Boeri (http://www.ciniboeriarchitetti.com/), they're still in production today and distributed by Arnolfo di Cambio (http://www.arnolfodicambio.com/home_i....

The Guarantee Certificate states:

"Arnolfo di Cambio

Guarantee Certificate

Pure Crystal 24% PbO
Each article of "Arnolfo di Cambio" crystal is mouth blown and hand cut by artisans in Italy. It is thus rare for any one piece to be identical to another. A small bubble, for example, is caused by the gases that are united when the raw materials are fused. A variation of thickness may occur during the glassblower's handling of the liquid crystal. These are not flaws but rather symbols of the originality of each piece and evidence that the articles have not been mechanically processed. The result is an individually crafted object of art. Please enjoy your "Arnolfo di Cambio" crystal knowing the skill and dexterity required to create our crystal, and recognize variations from one piece to another as part of t e beauty of hand made craftwork. Caution: sudden changes in water temperature when washing crystal may lead to breakage."

The Instruction states:

"Instruction

To ensure greatest transparency and brilliance over item just observe the following simple instructions:

Choice of cleaners
For cleaning crystal objects it is advisable to avoid using dishwasher soaps or normal products. Cleaners specifically for porcelain or crystal are more suitable, and easy to find on the market.

Washing and drying by hand
-Before washing remove any bracelets, watches, or rings that may otherwise scratch the crystal; - Only use gentle soap in flakes or a very small amount of liquid soap, in accordance the manufacturer's instructions.

-Use a plastic mat in the bottom of the sink to test the objects on, and a tap nozzle to avoid knocks and scratches.

-Wash the crystal object in warm water with a soft cloth or sponge. Rinse with clean warm water.

-Dry your crystal object delicately with a soft non-fluffy cloth in order to avoid the formation of water smears.

-When drying crystal goblets with a cloth, do not dry the cup by twisting the stem in the opposite direction as the stem could easily snap.

Washing and drying in a dishwasher
-Load the dishwasher making sure that the crystal objects are no touching each other and can not be moved by the pressure of the water.

-Use the minimum recommended quantity of gentle soap, if possible use soap specifically for porcelain or crystal.

-Use the dishwasher's shortest coolest wash cycle. Water that is too hot, aggressive soaps, and excessive heat during the drying cycle can corrode and damage crystal, leaving a permanent film.

-Use the dishwasher's coolest drying settings."

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