Empire glass with a veduta of Budapest
Clear goblet with painted and gilded veduta of Budapest (inscription "Unsere Donauziele in Pesth"). This type of glass with a miniature painting of veduta was inspired by the Viennese work of Anton Kothgasser (1769-1851).
nz.153.17.01
Data sheet
- Origin:
- Central Europe
- Technique/ Materials:
- Painted and gold coated glass
- Height:
- 12 cm
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