Chalice with a hollow stem with five spheres, Flat base with folded edge. The hollow trunk, which is made up of two large and three smaller spheres, is in open communication with the trumpet-shaped chalice. On the second sphere from above, four blue burr buds. of the trunk, the bottom of the holder, the holder for the host (the lunula), the frame for the glass cylinder, the two vertical connecting pieces (buttresses), the pointed. The six-lobed foot ends in a wide flat edge. It passes upwards into the hexagonal stem, on which the hollow six-faceted nodus is mounted, and then into the hexagonal gradually widening trunk portion, on which the cylinder is placed. The two cylinder frames have edges consisting of finials. Each buttress has a curl decorated with highs on the underside. They end up in pinnacles. Inward, the buttresses have a ring of rings. The tip is flat and round at the bottom, it has a notch. The buttresses are recovered at the foot. Some pinnacles are missing. Similarly the glass cylinder and the crown, in the form of a cross. Hollow, ribbed, baluster-shaped trunk with two disks and a chalice folded in a double brace., anonymous, Venice, c. 1600 - c. 1650, glass, glassblowing, h 35.5 cm × d 10.5 cm d 10.5 cm

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