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Item Code: 1266-56
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One of the finest wine glasses we have ever seen. It is a Dutch example appearing to imitate a heavy baluster. The engraving is truly exceptional – a museum quality piece! Stands 7 ¾” tall; bowl is 3 ½” in diameter at the lip, base is 4” in diameter.
Features a hunting scene with a hunter carrying his gun, his faithful dog leaps forward ahead of him towards a pair of horned deer/stag with a wild bird flying overhead. One tiny chip near the lip, otherwise excellent condition. [ld][ph:L]
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