goblet
Object NameGoblet
Made FromGlass
Dateabout 1801-1900
Place Madeprobably Italy
Techniquefree- and mold-blown, applied parts
SizeH: 19.4 cm; D (rim): 14.2 cm, (foot): 11.1 cm
Accession Number53.3.30
Curatorial Area(s)
On ViewThe Jerome and Lucille Strauss Study Gallery
Physical DescriptionClear glass with a yellowish-brown tint, few bubbles at bowl and many minute bubbles at foot; two large blowing spirals at the bottom of the bowl; free- and mold-blown, with applied parts. The conical foot with overfolded rim flares downwards and supports a thin and small concave stem which is separated from the bowl by a gadrooned knob; the bowl has a pan-topped shape (double-ogee), the lower part being gadrooned; above each of these ribs are 12 applied nipples, at the knob are also eight nipples.Provenance
Source
Charles Ratton
