Goblet with cover 1546 - 1547

This goblet with a cover, crafted by Reinier van Jaersvelt in 1546-1547, is a stunning example of Renaissance-era metalwork. The piece features a clear glass body adorned with a silver-gilt mount, which showcases intricate floral motifs and a finial topped with a boar. The boar, likely a heraldic symbol, suggests a connection to a specific patron or family. The goblet's elegant design and masterful craftsmanship reflect the artistic trends of the 16th century, highlighting the skilled metalworkers of the time.