A DUTCH STIPPLE-ENGRAVED LIGHT-BALUSTER GOBLET, attributed to David Wolff, the funnel bowl decorated with two winged cherubs, one holding a glass of wine, standing before shrubbery on a leafy sward, supported on a swelling knop above a beaded inverted baluster stem with basal knop, on a conical foot (very minute chip in between angels), third quarter of the 18th Century | Christie's

Lot 74

A DUTCH STIPPLE-ENGRAVED LIGHT-BALUSTER GOBLET, attributed to David Wolff, the funnel bowl decorated with two winged cherubs, one holding a glass of wine, standing before shrubbery on a leafy sward, supported on a swelling knop above a beaded inverted baluster stem with basal knop, on a conical foot (very minute chip in between angels), third quarter of the 18th Century

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A DUTCH STIPPLE-ENGRAVED LIGHT-BALUSTER GOBLET, attributed to David Wolff, the funnel bowl decorated with two winged cherubs, one holding a glass of wine, standing before shrubbery on a leafy sward, supported on a swelling knop above a beaded inverted baluster stem with basal knop, on a conical foot (very minute chip in between angels), third quarter of the 18th Century
circa 15 cm high

Lot Essay

Very similar goblets were sold in the Guépin collection sale, in our Amsterdam Rooms, 5th of July 1989

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