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A fine Bohemian engraved armorial goblet, early 18th century

27 November 2024, 10:30 GMT

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A fine Bohemian engraved armorial goblet, early 18th century

The generous round funnel bowl cut with twelve vertical facets and decorated with a female figure with fruit in her hair, probably emblematic of Demeter, standing holding a large cornucopia of fruit under her left arms, a branch of fruiting vine in her right hand, within a foliate wreath issuing vine leaves and tendrils, the reverse with a coat of arms, three Moor's heads couped and banded, the crest a Moor's head couped and banded on a helmet issuing elaborate mantling, surmounted by a ducal coronet, within a pair of palm fronds tied with ribbon, on a collar above a faceted inverted baluster stem, the wide conical foot with a stiff-leaf garland, 16.1cm high

Footnotes

A goblet engraved in a very similar style from the Ernesto Wolf Collection , also depicting Greek deities within a comparable foliate wreath, is illustrated by Brigitte Klesse and Axel von Saldern, 500 Jahre Glaskunst (1978), no.99. This relates to a distinct group of densely engraved goblets of Bohemian or Silesian origin, see the example from the Christian von Reitzenstein Collection offered by Bonhams Cornette de Saint Cyr on 29 October 2024, lot 98 and the corresponding footnote. The arms on the present goblet are unidentified by may relate to the Mohr family.

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