May 26, 2019
• Standing cup.
Date: 1741
Place of origin: Germany, Saxony, Dresden
Medium: Silver, ruby, pearl, nautilus shell, emerald.
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• Standing cup.
Date: 1741
Place of origin: Germany, Saxony, Dresden
Medium: Silver, ruby, pearl, nautilus shell, emerald.
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Standing-cup with bowl formed from a nautilus shell set in silver-gilt mounts, 1594.
The Griffin's claw cup, Hanz Faust and Lorenz Faust.
▪Standing cup (coupe Chenavard). Manufactory: Sèvres Manufactory (French, 1740–present) Designer: Watercolor design sketch by Aimé Chenavard (French) Modeler: Plaster model by Hyacinthe Régnier (French, active 1825–63) Date: 1837 Culture: French, Sèvres Medium: Hard-paste porcelain
▪Standing Cup. Place of origin: Possibly Prague Date: ca. 1630 Artist/Maker: Attributed to Nicholas Pfaff (German, 1566–1612) Medium: Ivory
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▪Standing cup. Date Created: 1865 - 1870 Place of origin: Made in Aachen Maker: Vasters, Reinhold Medium: chalcedony; quartz; silver
▪Standing Cup. Place of origin: Possibly Prague Date: ca. 1630 Artist: Attributed to Nicholas Pfaff, German, (1566–1612)
▪Standing cup. Designer: Probably after a design by Reinhold Vasters (German, Erkelenz 1827–1909 Aachen) Date: ca. 1870–90 Culture: probably French