Standing cup 1700 - 1715

This intricate glass standing cup, crafted by Georg Friedrich Killinger between 1700 and 1715, is a testament to the artistry of German glassmaking. Its delicate, engraved design depicts a woodland scene, showcasing the craftsman's meticulous attention to detail. The cup's elegant, baluster-shaped stem adds to its refined appearance, highlighting the beauty of the clear glass and the intricacy of the engraving. This piece, currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, serves as a captivating example of early 18th-century glasswork, showcasing the skill and artistry of this period.