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Cross-ribbed cup (Kreuzrippenbecher) Germany, 15th century H. 9.8 cm; diam. 8.6 cm Provenance: Private collection, Netherlands, 1991 Comparative Bibliography: Margrit Bauer, Gunhild Gabbert, and Anneliese Ohm, *Europäisches und auBereuropäisches Glas*, Frankfurt am Main, Museum für Kunsthandwerk, 1980, p. 97, no. 145. Catherine Hess and Timothy Husband, *European Glass in the J. Paul Getty Museum*, Santa Monica, 1997, no. 5. This green glass goblet features a strongly embossed conical base with a trace of a pontil mark. Its sides are adorned with a pattern of 18 intersecting diagonal ribs, forming a network of diamonds. Condition: The glass shows some slight signs of corrosion.
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