Beker met Hebreeuws opschrift before 1863

This anonymous, 19th-century glass beaker, part of the Rijksmuseum collection, is an example of functional, everyday glassware. It is etched with a simple, repetitive design of leafy branches and vertical ribs, creating a subtle decorative effect. This clear glass beaker, with its Hebrew inscription, likely served as a drinking vessel in a Jewish home.