1755-1760, THE ENGRAVING ATTRIBUTED TO JACOB SANG, THE GLASS ENGLAND OR THE NETHERLANDS

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A Dutch-engraved light-baluster goblet
1755-1760, the engraving attributed to Jacob Sang, the glass England or the Netherlands
The funnel bowl decorated with the crowned coat of arms of Stadholder Prince William V (1748-1806) encircled by the Garter inscribed honi soit qui mal y pense above the banderole inscribed Je Maintiendrai flanked by two crowned lion supporters, the balustroid stem with four knops, one knop enclosing oblique air bubbles, on conical foot
19.1cm. high
See illustration

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Lot Essay

The style of engraving betrays all the features of the signed work by Jacob Sang.

Cf. Ritsema van Eck, Glass in the Rijksmuseum, Volume II (Zwolle 1995), p.201 ill.213

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