A Silesian transparent-enamelled goblet and cover with view of Schloß Fürstenstein bei Waldenburg attributed to Moritz Finsch, Warmbrunn, circa 1835

the ovoid bowl cut with a rectangular medallion painted with a view of a building above dense woodland, a ruin to one side, all within a frame of fine cut diamonds, the reverse with three panels divided by pillar flutes, one cut with a polished lens within radial flutes, the other two filled with strawberry-cut diamonds, all above an octagonal waisted stem and disc foot cut on the underside with hobnail diamonds, the lightly domed cover cut with a band of raised diamonds below a ball finial cut with a star

Anne-Marie Raab Collection, Munich, 1978

Dietmar Zoedler, Schlesisches Glas -Schlesische Gläser, p.205, pl.20

At the beginning of the 16th century Schloss Fürstenstein was in the possession of Grafen Hochberg. It passed into the hands of Fürsten von Pleß.

For an illustration of this beaker see  P. von Lichtenberg, Mohn & Kothgasser, pl. 26