Lidded wine glass with the Huis Rupelmonde in Loenen aan de Vecht c. 1700 - 1720
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This 18th-century glass goblet, dating from c. 1700-1720, is an example of Dutch decorative arts. The goblet is adorned with intricate, etched designs, including the depiction of "Huis Rupelmonde" in Loenen aan de Vecht. This type of glass was commonly used for serving wine during this period, and it is a testament to the craftsmanship of the anonymous glassmaker. The piece is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, showcasing its historical and artistic significance.
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This wine glass is an example of vessels produced in Germany for the Dutch market. In French this type is known as verre de commande. A print of the manor house of Rupelmonde in Loenen served as the model for the engraving. This print was sent to Silesia, where the image was engraved on the glass. The view is accompanied by typical Silesian scrollwork ornament. Translation of inscription: The Well-being of Rijpelmonde.
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