A Bohemian armorial goblet , THE FLARED BUCKET BOWL ENGRAVED WITH THE BRITISH ROYAL COAT-OF-ARMS, THE REVERSE WITH STAGS FIGHTING IN A LANDSCAPE, THE LOWER PART OF THE BOWL CUT WITH BROAD FLUTES, ON A FACETED STEM AND SPREADING FOOT, SECOND HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY (MINUTE CHIPS) -- 19CM. HIGH <I>SEE ILLUSTRATION</I> | Christie's

Sale 9360

British and Continental Glass

London, South Kensington

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23 April 2002

Browse Sale

Lot 156

A Bohemian armorial goblet

THE FLARED BUCKET BOWL ENGRAVED WITH THE BRITISH ROYAL COAT-OF-ARMS, THE REVERSE WITH STAGS FIGHTING IN A LANDSCAPE, THE LOWER PART OF THE BOWL CUT WITH BROAD FLUTES, ON A FACETED STEM AND SPREADING FOOT, SECOND HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY (MINUTE CHIPS) -- 19CM. HIGH SEE ILLUSTRATION

Price realised

GBP 294

Estimate

GBP 150 - GBP 200

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A Bohemian armorial goblet
the flared bucket bowl engraved with the British Royal coat-of-arms, the reverse with stags fighting in a landscape, the lower part of the bowl cut with broad flutes, on a faceted stem and spreading foot, second half of the 19th century (minute chips)
-- 19cm. high
See illustration
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