Enameled and Gilded Goblet

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Object Name:

Department

Modern

Place Made:

probably Bohemia

Date:

about 1900-1910

Color

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colorless

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blue

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gold

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Technique

blown

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tooling

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  - tooling (ref)

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enameling

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frosting

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engraving

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  - engraving (ref)

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gilding

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Material

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glass

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enamel

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gilding

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Dimensions:

Overall H: 20.5 cm, Diam: 7.7 cm

Accession Number:

2009.3.4 B

Credit Line:

Gift of Catryna Ten Eyck Seymour

Location:

Not on Display

Description

Colorless glass, blue enamel, gold; blown, tooled, enameled, acid-etched, engraved, gilt. Goblet with a small bowl atop a long, hollow stem. Decorated with acid-etched and engraved decoration. Engraving and acid-etched pattern outlined in gilding with enameled blue accents to triangular acid-etched shapes. Rim, stem, and foot all decorated with gilding.

Provenance

Seymour, Catryna Ten Eyck, Source

2009-04-27

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