German glass vase, 1650-1800.

Made:: 1650-1800

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German medieval folk narrative vase

German narrative folk vase. The seventeenth century in Europe saw unparalleled changes in the decoration of glass The strength of European glass-making moved northward from Venice to Germany and Bohemia. In England George Ravenscroft developed lead crystal which made a major contribution to chandaliers which brought a new sense of light to dark interiors.The low countries produced both wheel- and diamond-engraving of superb quality.

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Category:: Classical & Medieval Medicine

Object Number:: A49018

type:: storage vase

taxonomy:

furnishing and equipment
container - receptacle
vessel

credit:: Moore Garrard

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