A silver partial-gilt goblet, Nuremberg, probably Thomas Stör II (1629–1683)
Silver, remains of gilding. Tazza or half of a double cup. On an eight-lobed foot with flaring border and eight bosses. The shaft with three volute straps and decorative foliage. Bowl with two rows of bosses and fine engraved floral decoration. In the mirror a depiction of Saint George slaying the Dragon. Bowl and foot with tremolo engraving, assayer's mark and master's mark. Shaft later gilt. Height: 18.7 cm, weight: 224 gr. Cf. Germanisches Nationalmuseum, MZ0874d.
Condition: II
Silver, remains of gilding. Tazza or half of a double cup. On an eight-lobed foot with flaring border and eight bosses. The shaft with three volute straps and decorative foliage. Bowl with two rows of bosses and fine engraved floral decoration. In the mirror a depiction of Saint George slaying the Dragon. Bowl and foot with tremolo engraving, assayer's mark and master's mark. Shaft later gilt. Height: 18.7 cm, weight: 224 gr. Cf. Germanisches Nationalmuseum, MZ0874d.
Condition: II
