Lot Essay
For a discussion of the work of Jacob Sang and stylistic attributions to him and his workshop, see Laméris, 1996, pp. 2-12.
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CIRCA 1760, THE GLASS ENGLAND OR SOUTHERN NETHERLANDS, PERHAPS ENGRAVED BY JACOB SANG OR IN HIS WORKSHOP
Details
A Dutch-engraved composite-stemmed light-baluster goblet
CIRCA 1760, THE GLASS ENGLAND OR SOUTHERN NETHERLANDS, PERHAPS ENGRAVED BY JACOB SANG OR IN HIS WORKSHOP
The funnel bowl inscribed DAT NOOYT VERSLAP ONS BROEDERSCHAP 'that our fraternity never will weaken', above a depiction of David and Jonathan shaking hands, both in flowing garments, on a grassy sward, on a knopped section enclosing spiralling airtwist threads and a beaded baluster section with a basal knop, conical foot
19.6 cm. high
CIRCA 1760, THE GLASS ENGLAND OR SOUTHERN NETHERLANDS, PERHAPS ENGRAVED BY JACOB SANG OR IN HIS WORKSHOP
The funnel bowl inscribed DAT NOOYT VERSLAP ONS BROEDERSCHAP 'that our fraternity never will weaken', above a depiction of David and Jonathan shaking hands, both in flowing garments, on a grassy sward, on a knopped section enclosing spiralling airtwist threads and a beaded baluster section with a basal knop, conical foot
19.6 cm. high
Literature
Duysters, 2002, p. 153 no. 121.
Exhibited
H.M.A., invent. no. VS 160.
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