Kelkglas met Schulze en Müller en twee kemphanen 1856

This 19th-century engraved glass goblet, known as "Kelkglas met Schulze en Müller en twee kemphanen," showcases intricate details. Created by an anonymous artist in 1856, the glass depicts two figures, likely Schulze and Müller, amidst a scene of grapevines and two fighting roosters, signifying competition and perhaps a toast. The piece's delicate, engraved details, including the inscription "Schulze und Muller," highlight the glass's unique history and craftsmanship, now housed in the Rijksmuseum. The work is an example of decorative glass etching, a popular art form in the 19th century, featuring intricate patterns that are often whimsical and decorative.