Bottle with the coat of arms of "Trąby" and "Waga"
18th century
Castle Museum in Łańcut
Flute
Part of the collection: Glass
Popularization note
Chalice – flute The flute chalice was made in an unknown Polish glassworks in the 4th quarter of the 18th century. This is a cup of the English type, with a round, flat, large foot, with a tall, straight rhomboid ground stem and a cylindrical bowl. The edge of the bowl is decorated all around with an engraved pattern of “broomsticks” and festoons. The collection of the Castle Museum in Łańcut includes a chalice – flute of similar form and decoration, with a different lower shaft and a smaller foot (inv. no. S. 1358 MŁ). Barbara Trojnar
Information about the object
Information about this object
Author / creator
unknown
Dimensions
height: 20 cm
Object type
Glass
Technique
cutting
Material
glass
Creation time / dating
18th century
Creation / finding place
powstanie: Poland (Europe)
Owner
Castle Museum in Łańcut
Identification number
S.1357MŁ
Location / status
object is not displayed now
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