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Goblet

Goblet

Object NameGoblet

Date1850

OriginFrance, prob. Clichy

MediumGlass

Dimensions6 × 3 1/2 in. (15.2 × 8.9 cm)

ClassificationsDecorative Arts, Glass

Credit LineGift of Ann and Henry Brunnier. In the Ann and Henry Brunnier Collection, Brunnier Art Museum, University Museums, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa.

Object number3.5.17

Status

Not on view

Collections

Decorative Arts

CultureItalian

Label TextThis latticino style was used first in Venice and Murano to imitate lace. The glass is made by blowing a clear shape and then thin canes or rods or opaque, white glass are picked up by the glass. The rods are then twisted and pulled and then the entire surface is reheated and smoothed. The patterns created are intended to look like lace.

Locations

(not entered) Iowa State University, Brunnier Art Museum

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