Wineglass 1780 - 1795

"Wineglass" is a 18th-century engraved glass goblet, attributed to David Wolff, a prominent Bohemian glassmaker. The goblet, currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, showcases a central oval scene of two putti, or cherubs, playing with a dog. The intricate engraved detail, a characteristic of Wolff's work, and the elegant form of the glass speaks to the craftsmanship of the period. The goblet, with its delicate ornamentation and detailed depiction of the putti, serves as an exceptional example of Bohemian glassmaking during the late 18th century.