Goblet and saucer

Manufactory Imperial Porcelain Manufactory

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 554

The panels of different colors that decorate this goblet and stand reflect the range of principal colors used by the Vienna factory, as indicated by the inscription on the foot.

Goblet and saucer, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory (Vienna, 1744–1864), Hard-paste porcelain, Austrian, Vienna

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Goblet and saucer, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory (Vienna, 1744–1864), Hard-paste porcelain, Austrian, Vienna
Goblet and saucer, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory (Vienna, 1744–1864), Hard-paste porcelain, Austrian, Vienna
Goblet and saucer, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory (Vienna, 1744–1864), Hard-paste porcelain, Austrian, Vienna
Goblet and saucer, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory (Vienna, 1744–1864), Hard-paste porcelain, Austrian, Vienna
Goblet and saucer, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory (Vienna, 1744–1864), Hard-paste porcelain, Austrian, Vienna
Goblet and saucer, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory (Vienna, 1744–1864), Hard-paste porcelain, Austrian, Vienna
Goblet and saucer, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory (Vienna, 1744–1864), Hard-paste porcelain, Austrian, Vienna
Goblet and saucer, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory (Vienna, 1744–1864), Hard-paste porcelain, Austrian, Vienna
Goblet and saucer, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory (Vienna, 1744–1864), Hard-paste porcelain, Austrian, Vienna
Goblet and saucer, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory (Vienna, 1744–1864), Hard-paste porcelain, Austrian, Vienna
Goblet and saucer, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory (Vienna, 1744–1864), Hard-paste porcelain, Austrian, Vienna

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