A Dutch-engraved light baluster goblet
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A Dutch-engraved light baluster goblet

CIRCA 1750

Details
A Dutch-engraved light baluster goblet
Circa 1750
The funnel bowl with birds in flight, in three arched cages and caught beneath a net held by a seated man and with luxuriant trees and shrubs beneath the inscription GESELSCHAP DOET DOOLEN ('Company destroys individuality'), on a multi-knopped and beaded stem above a conical foot
19.6 cm. (7¾ in.) high
Provenance
Dr Anton C.R. Dreesmann (inventory no. H-27).
Special notice
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