"Biedermeier Coffeehouse"
The sets are called so because they were made in and around the Biedermeier period, an era in Central Europe between 1815 and 1848.
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"Coffeehouse" (wood)
These sets were made in central Europe from ca. mid 19th to mid 20th century. Large sets with reeded balls were typical in use in Vienna Coffeehouses till the 1960s, I believe.
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"Coffeehouse" (plastic)
Plastic coffeehouse sets from early 20th century are hard to find.
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"Coffeehouse inspired" (glass)
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