Small Beaker 1737

This small beaker, created in 1737 by an anonymous artist, is a beautiful example of 18th-century glassmaking. The clear glass is adorned with colorful painted details, including a stylized flower motif, an inscription, and a spiral design. The beaker's small size suggests it was intended for individual use, possibly for drinking or storing small amounts of liquid. This piece is currently part of the collection at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, offering a glimpse into the craftsmanship and decorative aesthetics of the past.