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ZAR 72 075
Lot 246
  • A glass goblet bearing the VOC monogram, mid-18th century
  • A glass goblet bearing the VOC monogram, mid-18th century

LOT 246

A glass goblet bearing the VOC monogram, mid-18th century

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ZAR 60 000 - 80 000
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ZAR 72 075
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About this Item

A glass goblet bearing the VOC monogram, mid-18th century
1760
height: 22cm; diameter: 9cm

Notes

A finely engraved VOC goblet with a flared bowl, the rim embellished with delicate floral engraving. The bowl is supported by a decoratively cut, inverted tear-drop baluster stem, terminating in a high conical foot with a wide fold. Acquired in Cape Town after World War II, the goblet is comparable to documented examples in the Rijksmuseum (Amsterdam), the Africana Museum (Johannesburg), the Koopmans-de Wet Museum and Groote Schuur. A strong example of mid-18th century VOC ceremonial glass.

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