Wine glass with the arms of William V c. 1765 - 1780

This 18th-century wine glass, dating from c. 1765-1780, is a fine example of engraved glasswork. The bowl features the etched coat of arms of William V, Prince of Orange, highlighting the popularity of personalized glassware during this era. The intricate design and the twisted stem, crafted by an anonymous artist, display the skilled craftsmanship prevalent in the Dutch glassmaking tradition. This piece, standing 19 cm tall, showcases the beauty and functionality of glass as a medium for both everyday use and aristocratic patronage.