1725~, Nuremberg

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1725~, Nuremberg

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Identifier: 27.185.51

Transfer of custody: Victoria and Albert Museum

Acquisition: Munsey Fund, 1927

Collection: European Sculpture and Decorative Arts

Technique

Velvet 70%
Velvet 65%
Velvet 45%

Embroidery 60%
Embroidery 97%

Depiction

Production time: 1725~
18th century (dates CE)

Production place: Nuremberg

Description

The sudden appearance of elegant, single glass beakers in the eighteenth century may be explained by the custom of drinking water with a draft of thick, sweet, hot chocolate.

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