Deckelpokal, Pokal, Bergkristallpokal, Bergkristall
2. Hälfte 17. Jahrhundert
The goblet was propably produced in Innsbruck. The stonecutters did not use tenon joints and connecting sleeves, thus they were able to give their rock crystal goblets a consistent appearance, similar to glass art. Through the unique shape suggests that it was probably made by the crystal cutters who worked at Innsbruck’s court. The goblet was made for every day usage; therefore the cup is not mentioned in the inventories of Ambras Castle.
The goblet was propably produced in Innsbruck. The stonecutters did not use tenon joints and connecting sleeves, thus they were able to give their rock crystal goblets a consistent appearance, similar to glass art. Through the unique shape suggests that it was probably made by the crystal cutters who worked at Innsbruck’s court. The goblet was made for every day usage; therefore the cup is not mentioned in the inventories of Ambras Castle.
Time:
2. Hälfte 17. Jahrhundert
Object Name
Deckelpokal, Pokal, Bergkristallpokal, Bergkristall
Culture
Innsbruck (?)
Material/technology:
Bergkristall, Silber vergoldet
Dimensions:
H. 25,6 cm mit Deckel, Dm. 10,2 cm (Fuß)
Copyright
Schloss Ambras Innsbruck
Invs.
Schloss Ambras Innsbruck, PA 1120
Provenance
Ambraser Inventar 1883
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