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Medieval Glass for Popes, Princes, and Peasants

03/2011 | 1296 | 153

Pages: 189-190

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Reviewer:

Davies, Glyn (Davies, Glyn)

Subjects

dates:

2010-2019

museums and institutions:

Corning Museum of Glass, New York, United States

print:

Glass

subjects:

Exhibition catalogues / Glass / Glassware / Cut glass / Drinking glasses / Hedwig glass / Techniques / Scientific analysis

subjects:

Early medieval / Late medieval / Medieval

Reviewed Items

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Medieval Glass for Popes, Princes, and Peasants | contributor: Gudenrath, William , contributor: Wedepohl, Karl Hans , author: Whitehouse, David

Article

Some English Glasses with Diamond-Point Decoration: The 'Calligraphic Master'

05/1994 | 1094 | 136

Pages: 276-282

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Author:

Charleston, R. J. (Charleston, R. J.; C., R. J.; Charleston, Robert; Charleston, Robert Jesse)

Subjects

artists:

Calligraphic Master (W. Jolly?)

dates:

1700-1799

museums and institutions:

Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Great Britain

places:

England

subjects:

Glassware

subjects:

Diamond-point engraving / Cut glass

subjects:

Jacobite glasses

Illustrations

Attributed works:

14. Frontispiece from W. Brooks: A Delightful Recreation of the Industries [1717].

Attributed works:

15. Page from J. Seddon: The Penman's Paradise, Both Pleasant and Profitable [1695].

Western art unattributed:

1. Glass Pedestal Bowl. English, 1717. 21.6 cm. High, 24.1 cm. diam. (Victoria and Albert Museum, London).

Western art unattributed:

11. Small Wine-Glass. English, Early Eighteenth Century. 15.6 cm. High. (Victoria and Albert Museum, London).

Western art unattributed:

12. Glass Goblet. English, c.1726. 17.8 cm. High. (Private Collection; Formerly Sir J. S. Risley Collection).

Western art unattributed:

13. Detail of Fig.12. [Glass Goblet. English, c.1726. 17.8 cm. High. (Private Collection; Formerly Sir J. S. Risley Collection).]

Western art unattributed:

2. Glass Baluster Goblet. English, 1721. 32.4 cm. High. (Private Collection).

Western art unattributed:

3. Detail of Fig.2. [Glass Baluster Goblet. English, 1721. 32.4 cm. High. (Private Collection).]

Western art unattributed:

4. Wine-Glass with Inverted Baluster. English, Early Eighteenth Century. 16.5 cm. High. (Whereabouts Unknown, Formerly Kirkby Mason Collection).

Western art unattributed:

5. Wine-Glass with Round-Funnel Bowl and Inverted Baluster Stem. English, 1722. 20.3 cm. High. (Sold Christie's, London, 9th March 1964, lot 175).

Western art unattributed:

6. Wine-Glass. English, Early Eighteenth Century. 15.9 cm. High. (Whereabouts Unknown; Formerly Kirkby Mason Collection).

Western art unattributed:

7. Baluster Glass Goblet. English, Early Eighteenth Century. 27 cm. High. (Victoria and Albert Museum, London).

Western art unattributed:

8. Glass Goblet. English, Early Eighteenth Century. 24.1 cm. High. (Christ Church, Oxford).

Western art unattributed:

9 and 10. Glass Bowl. English, 1732. 23 cm. diam. (Ashmolean Museum, Oxford).

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Two Hessian Goblets with the Arms of King Frederick I of Sweden

05/1987 | 1010 | 129

Pages: 309-313

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Author:

Dreier, Franz Adrian (Dreier, Franz Adrian)

Subjects

artists:

Gondelach, Franz

dates:

1700-1799

patrons:

Frederick I, King of Sweden, 1676-1751

places:

Germany / Sweden

subjects:

Glassware / Drinking glasses / Cut glass

Illustrations

Attributed works:

30. Two Goblets with Allegorical Representation of the Accession of Ulrika Eleonora to the Swedish Throne, by Franz Gondelach. Kassel, 1719. (National Museum, Stockholm).

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31. Covered Goblet with the Arms of King Frederick I of Sweden, by Johann Heinrich Gondelach II (?). Kassel, Probably 1720. (The Corning Museum of Glass, New York).

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32. Reverse Side of Fig.31, with Cartouche Framing Portrait of Frederick I of Sweden. [Covered Goblet with the Arms of King Frederick I of Sweden, by Johann Heinrich Gondelach II (?). Kassel, Probably 1720. (The Corning Museum of Glass, New York).]

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33. Goblet with the Arms of Frederick I of Sweden, by Johann Heinrich Gondelach II (?). Kassel, Probably 1720. (Rudolf von Strasser Collection, Pelham Manor, New York).

Attributed works:

34. Decanter with Arms of the Landgraves of Hesse-Kassel, by Franz Gondelach. Kassel, c. 1715/16.

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35. Companion to Decanter in Fig.34. [Decanter with Arms of the Landgraves of Hesse-Kassel, by Franz Gondelach. Kassel, c. 1715/16.]

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36. Detail of Fig.32, Showing Portrait of Frederick I of Sweden. [Covered Goblet with the Arms of King Frederick I of Sweden, by Johann Heinrich Gondelach II (?). Kassel, Probably 1720. (The Corning Museum of Glass, New York).]

Attributed works:

37. Covered Goblet with High-Relief of the Landgrave Carl of Hesse-Kassel, by Franz Gondelach. Kassel, c. 1710-15. (Formerly Hessisches Landesmuseum, Kassel, Lost in World War II).

Attributed works:

38. Detail of Fig.32, Showing a Putto. [Covered Goblet with the Arms of King Frederick I of Sweden, by Johann Heinrich Gondelach II (?). Kassel, Probably 1720. (The Corning Museum of Glass, New York).]

Attributed works:

39. Detail of Goblet with Reversed Monogram of the Landgrave Carl of Hesse-Kassel, by Franz Gondelach. Kassel, c. 1715. (Walter Gutwillinger Collection, Stuttgart).

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40. Detail of Goblet with Matrimonial Arms, by Franz Gondelach. Kassel, c. 1711. (Schloss Tambach, Ofr.).

Attributed works:

41. Covered Goblet with Hessian Arms and Inscription in Honour of Frederick I of Sweden, by Johann Heinrich Gondelach II (?). Kassel, 1730. (Staatliche Kunstsammlungen, Kassel).

Attributed works:

42. Covered Goblet in Honour of King Frederick I of Sweden (?), by Johann Heinrich Gondelach II (?). Kassel, Probably 1730. (Kestner Museum, Hannover).

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A Royal Saxon Goblet

05/1987 | 1010 | 129

Pages: 313-315

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Author:

Lanmon, Dwight P. (Lanmon, Dwight P.)

Subjects

artists:

Meyer, Johann Friedrich, glass engraver and enameler, ca. 1680-1752

dates:

1700-1749

places:

Germany / Saxony / Dresden

subjects:

Glassware / Drinking glasses / Cut glass

Illustrations

Attributed works:

43. Goblet with Enamelled Portrait of Elector Augustus the Strong of Saxony, Attributed to Georg Friedrich Dinglinger. On the Reverse a View of Schloss Pillnitz, Attributed to Johann Friedrich Meyer. c. 1723-26, Dresden. (Museum für Kunsthandwerk, Staatliche Kunstsammlungen, Dresden).

Attributed works:

44. Goblet with Relief-Enamelled Coats of Arms of Saxony and Poland, Attributed to Johann Friedrich Meyer. c. 1720-30, Dresden. Height 18.5 cm. (The Corning Museum of Glass, New York).

Attributed works:

44a. X-Ray of Relief-Enamelled Coat of Arms on Goblet in Fig.44. [Goblet with Relief-Enamelled Coats of Arms of Saxony and Poland, Attributed to Johann Friedrich Meyer. c. 1720-30, Dresden. Height 18.5 cm. (The Corning Museum of Glass, New York).]

Attributed works:

45. Reverse Side of Goblet in Fig.44, with Relief-Enamelled Garnet-Encrusted Monogram 'Far'. [Goblet with Relief-Enamelled Coats of Arms of Saxony and Poland, Attributed to Johann Friedrich Meyer. c. 1720-30, Dresden. Height 18.5 cm. (The Corning Museum of Glass, New York).]

Attributed works:

45a. X-Ray of Relief-Enamelled Monogram on Goblet in Fig.45. [Goblet with Relief-Enamelled Coats of Arms of Saxony and Poland, Attributed to Johann Friedrich Meyer. c. 1720-30, Dresden. Height 18.5 cm. (The Corning Museum of Glass, New York).]

Attributed works:

46. Relief-Enamelled Wine Glass with Putto and (On Reverse) a Tree and a Chicken, Attributed to Johann Friedrich Meyer. Dresden, c. 1720-30. Height 14.1 cm. (The Corning Museum of Glass, New York).

Attributed works:

46a. X-Ray of the Relief-Enamelled Putto on the Wineglass in Fig.46. [ Relief-Enamelled Wine Glass with Putto and (On Reverse) a Tree and a Chicken, Attributed to Johann Friedrich Meyer. Dresden, c. 1720-30. Height 14.1 cm. (The Corning Museum of Glass, New York).]

Attributed works:

46b. X-Ray of the Relief-Enamelled Tree on the Reverse of the Wineglass in Fig.46. [ Relief-Enamelled Wine Glass with Putto and (On Reverse) a Tree and a Chicken, Attributed to Johann Friedrich Meyer. Dresden, c. 1720-30. Height 14.1 cm. (The Corning Museum of Glass, New York).]

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Recent Museum Acquisitions: Islamic Cut Glass Beaker (Corning Museum of Glass)

07/1968 | 784 | 110

Pages: 405+411

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dates:

1960-1969

museums and institutions:

Corning Museum of Glass, New York, United States

places:

United States / New York

places:

Egypt

subjects:

Art museums / Acquisitions

subjects:

Glassware / Cut glass / Fatimid

subjects:

Hedwig glass / Egyptian

Illustrations

Non-western art unattributed:

75. Cut Glass Beaker. Islamic 'Hedwig' Glass. (The Corning Museum of Glass, New York.)

Article

An Unknown Hedwig Glass

09/1949 | 558 | 91

Pages: 244+247-249

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Author:

Erdmann, Kurt (Erdmann, Kurt)

Subjects

dates:

1100-1199

places:

Egypt / Germany

subjects:

Drinking glasses / Cut glass / Hedwig glass / Fatimid / Egyptian

subjects:

Animals / Iconography

subjects:

Glassware

Illustrations

Non-western art unattributed:

10. Another View of Fig. 7, Showing Eagle.

Non-western art unattributed:

11. Another View of Fig. 7, Showing Ornament at the Back.

Non-western art unattributed:

7. Hedwig Glass. Egyptian, Twelfth Century. Height, 141 mm. (Private Collection, Germany.)

Non-western art unattributed:

8. Hedwig Glass. Egyptian, Twelfth Century. Height, 130 mm. (Schlesisches Museum für Kunstgewerbe und Altertümer, Breslau.)

Non-western art unattributed:

9. Hedwig Glass. Egyptian, Twelfth Century. Height, 100 mm. (Cathedral Treasury, Minden.)

Article

Memorable English Glasses in the Cecil Higgins Collection

10/1938 | 427 | 73

Pages: 155-157+160-162

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Author:

Thorpe, W. A. (Thorpe, W. A.; T., W. A.; Thorpe, William Arnold)

Subjects

collectors and dealers:

Higgins, Cecil

dates:

1650-1699 / 1700-1799

places:

England / Netherlands

subjects:

Drinking glasses / Collections, Private / Ecclesiastical / Chalices

subjects:

Cut glass / Glassware / Glass

Illustrations

Western art unattributed:

Plate I. A-Bottle with Pewter Mount. Dated 1688. Height 8.8 cm.; B-The Ridley Cup. Antwerp, about 1600. Height, 19.7 cm.; C-Reverse of A; D-Drinking-Glass. Late Seventeenth Century. Crystal-Glass with Diamond-Engraved Decoration. Height 20 cm. (Museum, Buxton); E-Scent-Bottle. Opaque-White Glass, Painted in Colours. Dated 1756. Height 6.7 cm.; F-Reverse of E; G-Bowl. Crystal-Glass with Diamond-Engraved Decoration. Dated 1705. Height 13.2 cm. Memorable English Glasses in the Cecil Higgins Collection

Western art unattributed:

Plate II. A-Drinking-Glass. Crystal-Glass Painted in Colours by William and Mary Beilby with the Arms of Turner of Kirkleatham. About 1770. Height 19.1 cm.; B-Rummer. Crystal-Glass, with Wheel-Engraved Decoration. About 1810. Height 20.4 cm.; C-Drinking-Glass. Crystal-Glass, with Wheel-Engraved Decoration. About 1760. Height 20.2 cm.; D-Reverse of A; E-Underside of Foot of B; F-Reverse of C; G-Model of Equipage. Coloured Glasses Blown and Wrought. Nineteenth Century. Height 8.9 cm. Memorable English Glasses in the Cecil Higgins Collection

Article

Some Diamond-Engraved Glasses from the Ruhmann Collection

05/1937 | 410 | 70

Pages: 246+250-251+253

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Author:

Schlosser, Ignaz (Schlosser, Ignaz)

Subjects

collectors and dealers:

Ruhmann, Franz

dates:

1550-1599 / 1600-1649

places:

England / Germany

places:

Austria / Vienna

places:

Germany / Munich / Nuremberg

places:

Netherlands

subjects:

Collections, Private / Cut glass / Drinking glasses

subjects:

Goblets / Tankards / Beakers

subjects:

Diamond-point engraving / Glassware

Illustrations

Western art unattributed:

Plate I. A-Beaker, from the Glasshouse of Hall in the Tyrol. 1570-1600. Height, 28 cm.; B-Goblet, with Three Rows of Escutcheons. South German. About 1650. Height, 27.5 cm.; C-Beaker, with the Arms of Daniel Weger, Probably Produced at Nuremberg. Dated 1614. Height, 26.5 cm. (All in the Ruhmann Collection, Vienna). Some Diamond-Engraved Glasses from the Ruhmann Collection

Western art unattributed:

Plate II. A-Flute-Glass, Produced at Cassel or in the Netherlands. End of the Sixteenth Century. Height, 31.6 cm.; B-Beaker, from the Glasshouse of Hall in the Tyrol. 1570-1600. Height, 21 cm.; C-Winged Glass. Netherlandish. End of the Sixteenth Century. Height, 18 cm.; D, F-Goblet, with Coat-Of-Arms and Inscription to Hermanus Huler. Netherlandish. Dated 1692. Height, 20.4 cm.; E-Goblet, Showing Pastoral Scene. Netherlandish. Seventeenth Century. Height, 18.5 cm. (All in the Ruhmann Collection, Vienna). Some Diamond-Engraved Glasses from the Ruhmann Collection

Article

Some Municipal and Other Plate

10/1935 | 391 | 67

Pages: 164-165+167

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Author:

Jones, E. Alfred (Jones, E. Alfred; Jones, Edward Alfred; J., E. A.; Jones, E. A.)

Subjects

dates:

1600-1699

patrons:

Ashmole, Elias, 1617-1672

places:

England

subjects:

Silverwork / Metalwork / Silver plate

subjects:

Vessels / Glassware / Cut glass

subjects:

Patronage / Guilds / Corporations / Cities

subjects:

Ceremonial vessels

subjects:

Civic plate

Illustrations

Western art unattributed:

A.-"Steeple" Cup of the Borough of Devizes, 1606-7. Height, 40.6 cm., Some Municipal and Other Plate

Western art unattributed:

B.-"Steeple" Cup of the Borough of Preston. Total Height, 53.3 cm. Height of Cup, 33 cm., Some Municipal and Other Plate

Western art unattributed:

C.-Cup of Glass with Silver Gilt Mount. The Mount Probably Late Seventeenth Century. Height, 24.1 cm., Some Municipal and Other Plate

Western art unattributed:

D.-Elias Ashmole's Cup of the City of Lichfield, 1666-7. Some Municipal and Other Plate

Western art unattributed:

E.-Punch Bowl of the Bakers and Brewers Company of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Newcastle, about 1725. Diameter 29.2 cm. Height, 20.9 cm., Some Municipal and Other Plate

Western art unattributed:

F.-Inscription on the Punch Bowl. Some Municipal and Other Plate

Article

An Historic Verzelini Glass

10/1935 | 391 | 67

Pages: 150+154-157

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Author:

Thorpe, W. A. (Thorpe, W. A.; T., W. A.; Thorpe, William Arnold)

Subjects

artists:

Verzelini, Giacomo

artists:

Lysle, Anthony de

dates:

1550-1599

places:

England / Italy

subjects:

British / Italian / Cut glass / Glassware

subjects:

Elizabethan / Glass / Techniques

subjects:

Elizabeth I, Queen of England, 1533-1603

subjects:

Drinking glasses / Inscriptions / Documents

Illustrations

Attributed works:

A, B, C.-Three Views of a Glass, with Moulded and Engraved Decoration. Here Attributed to the Workshop of Jacob Verzelini, the Engraving by Anthony de Lysle. London; Dated 1586. Height, 16.5 cm. (Lt.-Col. C. P. Prescot.) D.-Similar Glass, Engraved with the Initials G. S. and Inscription "In God is Al Mi Trvst" and the Date 1586. Height, 14.6 cm. (British Museum). An Historic Verzelini Glass

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