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Goblet, Colorless (yellowish), transparent turquoise blue, and opaque brick red, yellow, and white nonlead glass. Blown, trailed, pincered, "vetro a retorti"., Façon de Venise, probably south Lowlands or Germany — Goblet
Façon de Venise, probably south Lowlands or Germany
17th century

Covered goblet, New Bremen Glass Manufactory, Blown and engraved glass, American — Covered goblet
New Bremen Glass Manufactory
John Frederick Amelung
1788

Goblet, Glass, enameled and gilded, Italian, Venice, Murano — Goblet
Italian, Venice, Murano
ca. 1475–1500 (modern foot)

Goblet, New Bremen Glass Manufactory, Blown and engraved glass, wood, American — Goblet
New Bremen Glass Manufactory
John Frederick Amelung
1791

Goblet, Robert and William Wilson American, Silver, American — Goblet
Robert and William Wilson
ca. 1845

Goblet, Robert and William Wilson American, Silver, American — Goblet
Robert and William Wilson
ca. 1845

Goblet, Gold, Avar or Byzantine — Goblet
Avar or Byzantine
700s

Goblet, Pressed glass, diamond thumbprint, American — Goblet
American
1850–60

Goblet, Anthony Rasch American, Silver, American — Goblet
Anthony Rasch
ca. 1815

Goblet, Anthony Rasch American, Silver, American — Goblet
Anthony Rasch
ca. 1815

Goblet, Zwischengold glass, Bohemian — Goblet
Bohemian
ca. 1730

Goblet, Brooklyn Flint Glass Company American, Blue-cut-to-clear glass, American — Goblet
Brooklyn Flint Glass Company
Joseph Stouvenel and Company (1851-1857)
1850–55

Goblet, Travertine (Egyptian alabaster), gold — Goblet
ca. 1479–1425 B.C.

Goblet, Colorless (slightly gray) and turquoise blue nonlead glass. Blown, trailed, impressed, pincered., probably Italian (Venice) — Goblet
probably Italian (Venice)
late 19th century

Goblet, Colorless (slightly gray) and opaque white nonlead glass. Blown, "vetro a retorti"., Italian (Venice) — Goblet
Italian (Venice)
late 16th century

Goblet, Gray nonlead glass. Blown, mold blown, enameled, gilt., Façon de Venise, probably Bohemian — Goblet
Façon de Venise, probably Bohemian
late 16th century

Goblet, Colorless (slightly grayish tan) nonlead glass. Blown, pattern molded, enameled, gilt., Italian (Venice) — Goblet
Italian (Venice)
ca. 1500–1525

Goblet, Colorless (slightly gray) transparent turquoise blue, and opaque brick red, white, and yellow nonlead glass. Blown, pattern molded, trailed, pincered, "vetro a retorti"., Façon de Venise, probably south Lowlands or Germany — Goblet
Façon de Venise, probably south Lowlands or Germany
probably 17th century, possibly 19th century

Goblet, Tyrol, Colorless (dark gray) bubbly nonlead glass. Blown, pattern molded, gilt., Façcon de Venise, probably Tyrolean (Hall) or French — Goblet
Tyrol
French
16th century

Goblet, Colorless (slightly grayish) nonlead glass. Blown, pattern molded, trailed, enameled, gilt., Italian (Venice) — Goblet
Italian (Venice)
ca. 1500

Goblet, Colorless (slightly gray) and transparent dark blue nonlead glass. Blown, pattern molded, gilt., Italian (Venice) — Goblet
Italian (Venice)
ca. 1500

Goblet, Gray-green nonlead glass. Blown, pattern molded, enameled, gilt., Façon de Venise, probably Bohemian — Goblet
Façon de Venise, probably Bohemian
late 16th century

Goblet, Transparent brownish nonlead glass. Blown, enameled, gilt., Italian (probably Venice) — Goblet
Italian (probably Venice)
probably late 19th century

Goblet, Bubbly colorless (very faint gray), opaque white, and transparent turquoise blue nonlead glass. Blown, trailed, pincered, "vetro a retorti"., Northern European (possibly south Lowlands or Germany) — Goblet
Northern European (possibly south Lowlands or Germany)
probably late 17th century

Goblet, Colorless (slightly gray) nonlead glass; silvered metal fittings. Blown, pattern molded., probably façon de Venise, northern European or Venetian — Goblet
probably façon de Venise, northern European or Venetian
late 16th–mid-17th century

Goblet, C. Dorflinger and Sons American, Blown and cut glass, American — Goblet
C. Dorflinger and Sons
ca. 1886

Goblet, Libbey Glass Company American, Blown, cut, and engraved glass, American — Goblet
Libbey Glass Company
1904

Footed Goblet, Glass; cast and facet cut — Footed Goblet
7th–8th century

Wine goblet, Arthur J. Stone American, Silver, gold, American — Wine goblet
Arthur J. Stone
1916

Wine goblet, Jacob Sang Dutch, Lead glass, wheel engraved, Dutch, Amsterdam — Wine goblet
Jacob Sang
Third quarter 18th century

Goblet with Incised Designs, Glass, bluish green; blown, applied solid stem and blown foot, scratch-engraved — Goblet with Incised Designs
8th–9th century

Goblet and saucer, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, Hard-paste porcelain, Austrian, Vienna — Goblet and saucer
Imperial Porcelain Manufactory
1804

Glass goblet, Glass, Roman — Glass goblet
Roman
4th century CE or later

Covered Goblet, Salviati and Co. Italian, Gilded reticello glass, Italian, Venice (Murano) — Covered Goblet
Salviati and Co.
Giuseppi Briati
1866–1880

Wine Goblet, Blown lead glass, American — Wine Goblet
American
19th century

Wine Goblet, Blown lead glass, American — Wine Goblet
American
19th century

Terracotta goblet, Terracotta, Minoan — Terracotta goblet
Minoan
ca. 2100–1900 BCE

Terracotta goblet, Terracotta, Minoan — Terracotta goblet
Minoan
ca. 2100–1950 BCE

Armorial goblet, Colorless (strong gray) nonlead glass. Blown, enameled, gilt., Façon de Venise, probably southern Germany or Tyrol — Armorial goblet
Façon de Venise, probably southern Germany or Tyrol
1592

Covered goblet, Opalescent bluish white nonlead glass. Blown, pattern molded, trailed, pincered, applied parts., probably Italian (Venice) — Covered goblet
probably Italian (Venice)
probably late 19th century