433- Goblet
Central German or Bohemian, second half
of the sixteenth century
Free- and mold-blown glass with gilding
and enamel decoration
Height: 8 in. (20.3 cm)
Accession number 84 .DK.550
PROVENANCE
Alexander von Frey, Paris; Ruth and Leo
pold Blumka, New York.
EXHIBITIONS
New York, The Corning Museum of Glass,
Three Great Centuries of Venetian Ghss, 1958,
no. in.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
"Acquisitions/1984," GettyMusJi?, (1985),
no. 233, p. 253, illus.- Beaker with the Arms of Schild and
Portner von Theuern
Southern German, (?) upper Bavarian, i$86
Free-blown potash-lime glass with gilding
and enamel decoration
Arms, on the center section of one side, in
enamel, per bend azure, a lion passant
crowned or, grasping a scimitar, and per bend
or, three escuthcheons azure, and gules', crest,
out of a coronet or, a demi-lion with the
scimitar as in the shield, between two eagles
wings gules, each ensignedwith a bend—
dexter transformed into a bar—or, charged
with three escutcheons azure; on the center
section of the opposite side, azure, a fallow
deer salient with tail, armed or; crest, a demi-
fallow deer salient, as in the shield. Dated on
the side of the vessel, in enamel, 1586.
Height: 8 % in. (21 cm)
Accession number 84.DK.554
PROVENANCE
Hans Graf Wilczek, Burg Kreuzenstein;
Ruth and Leopold Blumka, New York.434BIBLIOGRAPHY
Alfred Walcher-Molthein, "Deutschen
Renaissanceglδser auf Burg Kreuzenstein II,"
Belvedere 9-10, no. 4 (April 1926), p. 57,
fig. 28; "Acquisitions/1984," GettyMusJi?,
(1985), no. 205, p. 248, illus.; Journal of Glass
Studies, no. 25, p. 105.24-6 GERMAN GLASS