Kelkglas met een jongen met fluit en een meisje met een mandoline c. 1760 - 1780

This 18th-century glass, known as a "Kelkglas", is an example of Dutch craftsmanship during the period. The glass is notable for its unique design, featuring a slender stem with a series of diamond-shaped facets, and a simple, flared bowl. This type of glass, likely used for drinking wine or spirits, is a testament to the skilled glassblowers of the Netherlands during this time. While the artist remains anonymous, the piece showcases the precision and artistry of the period's glassmaking tradition.