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75 - Large silver (950/°°°) goblet on a pedestal, featuring an openwork design of winged figures holding garlands, upon which rest an alternating pattern of medallions bearing numerals encircled by a crown, roosters, and a raven. The body is flanked by two lion-muzzle handles holding a movable ring. Blue glass interior. Austria, Vienna—Master silversmith: Josef-Carl KLINKOSCH. Diana hallmark within a polylobe. Blue glass interior. Silver weight: 2,350.5 g; H. 16.5 cm; diam. 37.5 cm. Dents present, and one rooster is missing. Joseph-Carl Klinkosch was appointed court silversmith to Emperor Franz Joseph I in 1855. He won gold medals at the World’s Fairs in Vienna in 1873 and Paris in 1878 before being ennobled in 1879.
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Large silver (950/°°°) goblet on a pedestal, featuring an openwork design of winged figures holding garlands, upon which rest an alternating pattern of medallions bearing numerals encircled by a crown, roosters, and a raven. The body is flanked by two lion-muzzle handles holding a movable ring. Blue glass interior. Austria, Vienna—Master silversmith: Josef-Carl KLINKOSCH. Diana hallmark within a polylobe. Blue glass interior. Silver weight: 2,350.5 g; H. 16.5 cm; diam. 37.5 cm. Dents present, and one rooster is missing. Joseph-Carl Klinkosch was appointed court silversmith to Emperor Franz Joseph I in 1855. He won gold medals at the World’s Fairs in Vienna in 1873 and Paris in 1878 before being ennobled in 1879.
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