Gegraveerde beker (huwelijksgift) - Gobelet de forme tulipe - Engraved tumbler (wedding gift) - Beaker - Glass
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An antique engraved glass tulip-form tumbler dating to circa 1770–1800, over 200 years old, in excellent condition with a central decorative monogram 'D' in a cartouche and a geometric rim pattern, H 9.2 cm, W 7.3 cm, D 5.6 cm, weight 160.8 g, origin Europe.
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This object is an antique engraved glass, specifically a tulip-shaped goblet (gobelet de forme tulipe or tumbler). This type of glassware was especially popular in the late 18th century (circa 1770–1800). Such goblets were often manufactured in France, Germany (Bohemia), or the Northern Netherlands.
Dimensions: H= 9.2 cm - W= 7.3 cm - D= 5.6 cm
Weight: 160.80 grams
Condition: fully intact - no damage
Shape: The glass has a broad, slightly flaring rim (tulip shape) that is typical of French and Central European wedding or monogram goblets from the Empire and Restoration periods.
Decoration: At the top there is a geometric border with triangles, dots and floral motifs that have been ground into the glass with a wheel engraving (radgravure).
Monogram: Centered on the glass is a graceful, calligraphic initial "D", placed within a detailed cartouche or shield with fringe. This indicates that the glass was made to order as a personal gift, for a wedding.
Shipping method: this lot is excellently packaged and shipped via DHL or UPS through Catawiki's Smart Shipping
This object is an antique engraved glass, specifically a tulip-shaped goblet (gobelet de forme tulipe or tumbler). This type of glassware was especially popular in the late 18th century (circa 1770–1800). Such goblets were often manufactured in France, Germany (Bohemia), or the Northern Netherlands.
Dimensions: H= 9.2 cm - W= 7.3 cm - D= 5.6 cm
Weight: 160.80 grams
Condition: fully intact - no damage
Shape: The glass has a broad, slightly flaring rim (tulip shape) that is typical of French and Central European wedding or monogram goblets from the Empire and Restoration periods.
Decoration: At the top there is a geometric border with triangles, dots and floral motifs that have been ground into the glass with a wheel engraving (radgravure).
Monogram: Centered on the glass is a graceful, calligraphic initial "D", placed within a detailed cartouche or shield with fringe. This indicates that the glass was made to order as a personal gift, for a wedding.
Shipping method: this lot is excellently packaged and shipped via DHL or UPS through Catawiki's Smart Shipping
Details
Era
1400-1900
Over 200 years old
Yes
Material
Glass
Manufacturer/brand
Gegraveerde beker (huwelijksgift) - Gobelet de forme tulipe - Engraved tumbler (wedding gift)
Country of origin
Europe
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
9.2 cm
Width
7.3 cm
Diameter
5.6 cm
Estimated period
18th century (1770-1800)
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