Beaker and Cover
1686-1688 (made)
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This impressive beaker, embossed with the busts of Roman emperors, has lost its finial, which was probably ball-shaped like the feet.
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Parts | This object consists of 2 parts.
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Materials and techniques | Silver, parcel-gilt, engraved, embossed, chased and cast |
Brief description | Beaker and cover, partially gilded silver, cast, engraved, embossed and chased, Germany (Nuremberg), mark of Christoph Hieronymus Clauss, 1686-1688 |
Physical description | Embossed and chased with medallions of Roman Emperors. Cast ball feet. The lid with medallions engraved with village landscapes. (Old label says has running stag in relief but not present) |
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Credit line | Given by Mr Dux |
Object history | Acquisition RF: 43/1864. Dux Gift (Reg: Mr Dux of Hanover). Neg no.: GE 209; GE 210 mks. |
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Summary | This impressive beaker, embossed with the busts of Roman emperors, has lost its finial, which was probably ball-shaped like the feet. |
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Accession number | 43:1, 2-1864 |
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Record created | February 16, 2004 |
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