Glass with the coat of arms of Szreniawa and the letters LL

The drinking glass was made in an unspecified Polish glass factory at the beginning of the 19th c. It is made of clear glass, has a large foot with a curled edge and a tall, smooth stem with an elongated air bubble inside. On the front, the conical bowl is decorated with a carved Lubomirski-Szreniawa coat of arms, placed on a background of an ermine coat; above the shield, there is a royal mitre. On the back wall of the glass, there is a carved monogram 'LL' enclosed in a stylised twig and topped with a crown. The glass represents an 18th century-type product. In the Łańcut Castle Museum's collection, there are four such glasses.