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Johann Jakob Adam Important Silesian heraldic cup with vermeil mounts Vertically segmented, tapering bowl above a bulbous, faceted junction and a solid baluster stem. Repoussé silver foot, mounted with three brackets and a central screw in the base, decorated in relief with grapes among rocaille ornament. The lip slightly trimmed down, one rim chip. Height 23.8 cm. Hirschberg Valley, Warmbrunn (Cieplice Śląskie-Zdrój), the carving by workshop/successors of Friedrich Winter (1672 - 1708), first third of the 18th century. The mounts: Augsburg, marks of Johann Jakob Adam, 1763 - 1765. Exhibitions Museum of Applied Arts of the City of Cologne (now MAKK), 14 May - 27 July 1980. Literature Published in cat. Ein rheinischer Silberschatz - Schmuck und Gerät aus Privatbesitz, Cologne, 1980, no. 393.
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