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Goblet and bowl from the collection of Friedrich Leopold, Prince of Prussia Colorless crystal glass, cut. Transversely oval, gracefully curved shape with olive cut and a star on the base. On the front, a ligature monogram “FL” beneath a crown in etched gold paint; rim edges gilded. H. 6 cm–12 cm. Friedrich Leopold, Prince of Prussia (1865–1931), of the House of Hohenzollern, was a colonel general and was considered the enfant terrible of the ruling family. A cut crystal glass goblet and a small bowl with a golden crowned monogram of Prince Friedrich Leopold of Prussia. German. Probably Silesia. Schreiberhau. Count Schaffgotsch’s Josephinenhütte. Circa 1900–1914.
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