A Silesian 'Hochschnitt' goblet Friedrich Winter's workshop, Hermsdorf, circa 1720

the thistle-shaped bowl cut with six panels in which there are pastoral scenes and calligraphy within elaborate Laub-und bandelwerk panels, the shaped foot with rosette-cut base

The Rinceaux Collection, sold Sotheby's Olympia, 18th December 2001, lot 126

several chips around the outside of rim
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Compare with the example illustrated by Robert Schmidt, Das Glas, 1922, fig.167. See also Rudolf von Strasser and Walter Spiegl, Dekoriertes Glas, no.119 and that example in the collection of the National Museum of Bavaria (Rainer Rückert, catalogue, no.769).