Renaissance glass goblet
Unknown (Venice, Renaissance)
- Year
- 1500
- Medium
- glass, A clear glass goblet with a cone-shaped stem supporting a flared truncated cone-shaped bowl. The bowl features twelve molded ribs created using the meza stampaura technique, which rise from the base to two-thirds of the bowl"s height. There are traces of gilding on the ribs. The upper part of the bowl is decorated with enamel dots and gilding in several layers. The bottom of the bowl is flat, and its rim is adorned with a band of clear glass worked with pliers and gilded, The foot is also decorated with twelve ribs bearing traces of gilding, a band of colorless glass is applied, decorated with gilding, is attached, by a,
Moving down from the top, the bowl"s decoration is arranged, 1. White enameled dots
2. Red enameled dots on a band of several gold ribbons
3. Three rows of blue enameled dots on a gold background with a scaled pattern
4. Red enameled dots on a band of several gold ribbons
5. Three white dots forming an inverted triangle
- Category
- Other
