Wine glass with a man holding a Berkemeyer 1724

This 18th-century, anonymous, engraved glass goblet depicts a man holding a Berkemeyer, a type of glass flask used for wine. The engraved detail on the goblet suggests a scene of winemaking or consumption, demonstrating the importance of wine in 18th-century society. The goblet's delicate form and elegant stem are characteristic of the Rococo period, known for its ornate and asymmetrical designs. This piece is a fascinating example of a functional object transformed into a work of art, showcasing the craftsmanship of anonymous glassmakers.