A very fine Dutch engraved light baluster armorial goblet, circa 1760The generous round funnel bowl with an elaborate scrollwork and foliate cartouche reserved with two arms accollé for the families Marquis Bérard de Montalet and de Jonge van Ellemeet, beneath a French marquess's coronet, flanked by two cornucopias bursting with flowers, fruit and profusely scrolling foliage, resting on strapwork brackets, the slender stem with two opposing balusters separated by a small central knop, over a domed foot, 21.3cm highFootnotesProvenance Chris Crabtree Collection The engraved decoration on this goblet is particularly fine and is in the same league as that produced by the best glass engravers at the time, including Jacob Sang The arms are likely to represent a marriage between the families of the Marquis Bérard de Montalet of Languedoc in France and de Jonge van Ellemeet of the Netherlands.
A very fine Dutch engraved light baluster armorial goblet, circa 1760The generous round funnel bowl with an elaborate scrollwork and foliate cartouche reserved with two arms accollé for the families Marquis Bérard de Montalet and de Jonge van Ellemeet, beneath a French marquess's coronet, flanked by two cornucopias bursting with flowers, fruit and profusely scrolling foliage, resting on strapwork brackets, the slender stem with two opposing balusters separated by a small central knop, over a domed foot, 21.3cm highFootnotesProvenance Chris Crabtree Collection The engraved decoration on this goblet is particularly fine and is in the same league as that produced by the best glass engravers at the time, including Jacob Sang The arms are likely to represent a marriage between the families of the Marquis Bérard de Montalet of Languedoc in France and de Jonge van Ellemeet of the Netherlands.
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