Lauenstein pointed goblet with air beads and folded edge, 2nd half of the 18th century.

A pointed goblet made of colorless glass, with a rising foot plate, folded rim, and chipped pontil mark; a solid conical stem with a ring of seven pierced air bubbles, transitioning into a funnel-shaped bowl with a warmed rim. The goblet is intact. Lauenstein, second half of the 18th century, height: approx. 16.6 cm, diameter at the top: approx. 6.1 cm. Literature: Thomas Dexel, Gebrauchsglas (Utility Glass). Literature: Friedleben Collection, Formglas (Shaped Glass), page 100, fig. 492.