Lot Essay
The goblet must be related to Prince Willem V who became Stadholder of the Dutch United Provinces in 1747.
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CIRCA 1750, THE GLASS GERMANY
Details
A Dutch-engraved Orangist goblet
CIRCA 1750, THE GLASS GERMANY
The bell bowl with an orange tree upon a fenced foliate bracket, underneath VIVAT DE PRINS VAN ORANIEN ONSE ERFSTADHOUDER 'long life The Prince of Orange our hereditary Stadholder', upon a knop and a hollow inverted baluster stem enclosing an elongated tear, domed and folded foot
22.5 cm. high
CIRCA 1750, THE GLASS GERMANY
The bell bowl with an orange tree upon a fenced foliate bracket, underneath VIVAT DE PRINS VAN ORANIEN ONSE ERFSTADHOUDER 'long life The Prince of Orange our hereditary Stadholder', upon a knop and a hollow inverted baluster stem enclosing an elongated tear, domed and folded foot
22.5 cm. high
Literature
Duysters, 2002, p. 240 no. 183
Exhibited
H.M.A., invent. no. VS 8.
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