Kelkglas met een fluitspelende jongen in gezelschap van een meisje en jongen c. 1760 - 1780

This clear glass, known as a "Kelkglas," is a unique example of 18th-century Dutch glassmaking, dating from c. 1760 - 1780. Its simple, elegant form is enhanced by the intricate diamond-shaped pattern etched into the stem, reflecting the artistic tastes of the period. The glass's small size and delicate proportions suggest it was intended for drinking fine spirits or liqueurs. The lack of attribution to a specific artist underscores the prevalence of anonymous craftsmanship in Dutch glassmaking during this era.