Bell-shaped cup with a landscape, the outside covered in wicker c. 1750 - 1799

This 18th-century bell-shaped cup, crafted from a material resembling wicker, showcases the meticulous artistry of anonymous craftsmen. The cup, on display at the Rijksmuseum, is notable for its unique texture and the contrasting white glaze on the interior, creating a visually striking effect. The delicate craftsmanship and the cup's simple yet elegant design highlight the aesthetic sensibilities of the era, suggesting its potential use for tea or other beverages in a domestic setting.