goblet

Object NameGoblet-stem

Made FromGlass

Date1600-1650

Place Madeprobably Netherlands

TechniqueFree-blown, applied dip-molded, tooled parts, open work

SizeH: 12.9 cm, Diam (foot): 11.3 cm

Accession Number54.3.18

Credit LineGift of Carlebach Gallery

Curatorial Area(s)

Early Modern

Not On View

Physical DescriptionClear bubbly glass; free-blown, with applied dip-molded and tooled parts. The wide folded conical foot supports the stem: a cylindrical part between two rings, surmounted by a baluster and a knob, both being gadrooned and forming the base for three glass thread triangles which are held together at the top by a gadrooned knob (on the knob the remains [pontil mark] of the bowl); six blue prunts impressed in a blossom design are applied to the ends of the triangles, one finial-like nipple is applied to the bottom of the upper knob.
Provenance

Source Carlebach Gallery