Lot 1755 Dα

A historicist goblet with hunting motifs

Cut glass, silver plated and gilded metal, enamel. Made from various parts and materials: Glass base with a deer motif and rocailles supporting a shaft designed as a kneeling figure of a hunter with a bow and arrow and cup mounted in a ring with horse head motifs. Ovoid glass vessel divided into six segments with varying decor. The original pierced baluster-form lid decorated with six silver plated metal appliques. The cup and lid glued, some wear to the polychromy of the figure. H 53.5 cm.
The glass attributed to northern Bohemia, the figure presumably Saxony, in the manner of Melchior Dinglingers and Balthasar Permosers, 19th C.