Four-lobed winged goblet with heavy gold painting, Josephinenhütte, circa 1900.

"Winged" goblet of colorless glass; rising disc foot with a downward-flaring rim and raised gold painting; double-baluster stem featuring trapped air bubbles and annular discs; applied, pinched glass threads fashioned into "wings"; quatrefoil-shaped bowl; body decorated with raised gold and burnished gold painting depicting blossoms, latticework, and palm fronds; gilded rim and foot edge. The goblet is in excellent condition. Josephinenhütte; design likely by Franz Pohl or Arthur Gerlach; painting likely from the Arthur Gerlach workshop, c. 1885–1900. Height: approx. 25.0 cm; diameter: approx. 12.7 cm. Ref.: Stefania Zelasko, *Josephinenhütte 1900–50*, p. 95.