Goblet

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Object Name:

Goblet

Department

European

Place Made:

probably Italy, Venice

Date:

about 1500

Color

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blue

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colorless

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Technique

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glassblowing

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blow molding

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Material

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glass

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Dimensions:

Overall H: 21.4 cm, Diam (rim): 9 cm, Diam (foot): 11.8 cm

Accession Number:

79.3.226

Credit Line:

Bequest of Jerome Strauss

Location:

On Display

Description

Goblet. Colorless, translucent dark blue. Blown, mold-blown. Slightly tapering, almost cylindrical bowl with fire-polished rim and projecting base; joined by glue-bit to composite stem with mold-blown (12 ribs) knop; attached by colorless glue-bit to mold-blown (12 ribs) pedestal foot with infolded rim and pontil mark. Both knop and foot are made of translucent dark blue glass, and they show traces of scattered gold-leaf decoration.

Provenance

Strauss, Jerome, Source

1979

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