Wineglass 18th century

This 18th-century "Wineglass" by William Fortuyn is a fine example of engraved glass. The piece features a delicate, etched design of a figure holding scales, likely representing Justice, and a decorative border around the bowl. The intricate details and the craftsmanship of the engraving are characteristic of Fortuyn's style. This piece, now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, demonstrates the artistry and refinement of 18th-century glassmaking.