Tulip goblet in 950-thousandths vermeil, with twisted ribs entirely chased with flowers after the goblet known as the Anne of Austria goblet in the Louvre Museum, standing on a pedestal.
Goldsmith: Puiforcat.
(Slight dents on the neck).
Height:9.8 cm - Weight:197 g
Replica of the goblet known as the Anne d'Autriche goblet (1601-1666) in the Musée du Louvre, Paris. This goblet is shaped like a tulip standing on a narrow foot. It is decorated with fifteen twisted gadroons separated by ribs. Each gadroon is engraved with foliage scrolls embellished with a variety of identifiable flowers. These include tulips, sunflowers, violets and narcissus. The base is adorned with a frieze of acanthus leaves. This highly realistic decoration is emblematic of the 1650-1660 period.
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