Lot Essay
This glass bears strong similarities to the work by Jacob Sang; see Laméris, 1996, pp. 2-12 for a discussion.
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CIRCA 1760, THE GLASS ENGLAND OR SOUTHERN NETHERLANDS, PERHAPS ENGRAVED BY JACOB SANG OR HIS WORKSHOP
Details
An engraved composite-stemmed light-baluster goblet
CIRCA 1760, THE GLASS ENGLAND OR SOUTHERN NETHERLANDS, PERHAPS ENGRAVED BY JACOB SANG OR HIS WORKSHOP
The funnel bowl with a continuous scene of a lady holding a child in her arms and another by the hand, with a flower vase and a hound on a chest beneath the inscription AL WAT ONS LIEF IS 'everything which is dear to us', upon a knopped section enclosing spiralling airtwist threads and a beaded inverted baluster section, conical foot (the stem repaired)
20.1 cm. high
CIRCA 1760, THE GLASS ENGLAND OR SOUTHERN NETHERLANDS, PERHAPS ENGRAVED BY JACOB SANG OR HIS WORKSHOP
The funnel bowl with a continuous scene of a lady holding a child in her arms and another by the hand, with a flower vase and a hound on a chest beneath the inscription AL WAT ONS LIEF IS 'everything which is dear to us', upon a knopped section enclosing spiralling airtwist threads and a beaded inverted baluster section, conical foot (the stem repaired)
20.1 cm. high
Literature
Duysters, 2002, p. 171 no. 132
Exhibited
H.M.A., invent. no. VS 165.
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