1st of 2nd small goblet / goblet with allegories, Charpentier Paris around 1830

Footed cup / Small goblet made of colorless glass, square plinth, multiply peeled shaft, bell-shaped bowl, at the lower base with curved facets and spheres as well as surrounding stone band, wall with ornamental borders and very finely executed carved decoration: Cupid temple with beaking doves, on the back: dog of friendship Wearing a wreath of flowers, floral decoration on the side with perennials and pinnate leaves, flared lip edge. Base with dislocated demolition. Goblet is in good condition, 1 goblet with a small chip on the stand. Attributed to Charpentier in Paris, around 1830. Height: approx. 11.3 cm. Lit.: Fernando Montes de Oca, L'age d'or du verre en France, page 194, no. 172.Lit: Glasmuseum Hentrich in the Museum Kunstpalast, copy available there.