Lidded goblet
A wheel-engraving was created by holding a glass against a rotating (copper) disc. A glue-like substance on the disc created extra friction and also cooled the glass. Dutch wheel-engravings were strongly influenced by German examples. So it is difficult to say with certainty whether the portraits of Anne of Hanover and her two children on this goblet were made in the Netherlands or commissioned by a Dutch patron in Germany. Translation of inscription: monograms APVO (Anne, Princess of Orange), WPVO (William, Prince of Orange) and CPO (Caroline, Princess of Orange).
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Lidded goblet
A wheel-engraving was created by holding a glass against a rotating (copper) disc. A glue-like substance on the disc created extra friction and also cooled the glass. Dutch wheel-engravings were strongly influenced by German examples. So it is difficult to say with certainty whether the portraits of Anne of Hanover and her two children on this goblet were made in the Netherlands or commissioned by a Dutch patron in Germany. Translation of inscription: monograms APVO (Anne, Princess of Orange), WPVO (William, Prince of Orange) and CPO (Caroline, Princess of Orange).
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Gift of C.J., Baroness van Tuy ...... and A. Cremers-Boreel, Vorden
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Schenking van C.J. barones van ...... rouw A. Cremers-Boreel, Vorden
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A wheel-engraving was created ...... Caroline, Princess of Orange).
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Om een radgravure te maken wer ...... (Caroline prinses van Oranje).
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Rijksmuseum
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title
Bokaal met deksel
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Lidded goblet
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created
c. 1750 - c. 1759
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ca. 1750 - ca. 1759
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extent
deksel hoogte 13,9 cm
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diameter 12.2 cm
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diameter 12 cm
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geheel hoogte 40,6 cm
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height 13.9 cm
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height 28.1 cm
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height 40.6 cm
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kelkglas hoogte 28,1 cm
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kelk diameter 12 cm
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voet diameter 12,2 cm
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Collectie: glas
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Collection: glass
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temporal
derde kwart 18e eeuw
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third quarter 18th century
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