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beaker

Object NameBeaker with View of the Pupp'sche Allee in Karlsbad

Maker Anton Kothgasser

Made FromNon-lead glass

Dateabout 1820

Techniqueblown (probably mold-blown), cut, enameled,stained

SizeH: 10.8 cm, D(rim): 8.1 cm, (foot): 7.2 cm

Accession Number92.3.15

Credit LineGift of Mrs. K. F. Landegger

Curatorial Area(s)

Early Modern

Place Made

Austria, Vienna

Physical DescriptionColorless non-lead glass; blown (probably mold-blown), cut, enameled, stained, gilded. Waisted shape with flared, thick, disk-shaped foot; the rim polished flat on top and chamfered on the inside and gilded; the sides with stained, enameled, and gilded decoration; a rectangular panel on the front, outlined with a stained and gilded foliate border, enclosing a transparent enameled scene, with tall trees in the foreground, and a large building visible through the opening, with people scattered throughout the scene; a rectangular stained panel below, inscribed "Die Puppsche Allee in Karlsbad" in gilded script; the reverse side with notched stained and gilded band at the top, with scattered florets; a linear stained band at the bottom, with entwined gilded vine; the sides of the foot cut with vertical notches, outlined with gilding; the bottom polished flat, with cut star, decorated with amber stain.
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