Results for Drinking%20and%20Dining

A work made of soft-paste porcelain with purple enamel and gilding.

Teacup, Coffee Cup, and Saucer, c. 1770

Worcester Porcelain Factory

Salver, 1748–53

Elias Boudinot

A work made of glass, mosaic glass technique.

Fragment of a Cup, 1st century BCE–1st century CE

Ancient Roman

A work made of ceramic, pigment, and shinquillu lacquer, possibly from the brazilian elemi (protium heptophyllum).

Drinking Bowl (Mucawa) with Face of Sacha Warmi (Rainforest Woman), 1986

Alegría Canelos

This Indian takes a sip of Chica, Bolivia's national drink, 1939

Pierre Verger

Mosaic Floor Panel Depicting a Brazier, 2nd century

Ancient Roman

A work made of glass; engraved and gilt decoration.

Wine Glass and Cover, c. 1740

Goblet with Cover, c. 1730

Goblet with cover, c. 1740 or early 19th century

A work made of glass; blown, cut, stained red adn engraved.

Wine Glass, Mid to late 19th century

A work made of lithograph in black on white wove paper.

As a consequence of the wine disease but also because of the foundation of the "Society for the Production of Artificial Wine", even Bacchus decides to switch to coconut water as a daily drink, plate 407 from Actualités, 1857

Honoré-Victorin Daumier

A work made of pen and gray-brown ink, with brush and gray-brown wash, over traces of black chalk, on cream laid paper, laid down on board.

Rustic Scene: Men, Women and Children Resting and Drinking Outside Building, n.d.

Giorgio Giacoboni

Blackware and Drinking Ware Bowl (Mucawa) with Iguana and Turtle Motifs, 2002

Marta Vargas

Beaker, 1818–42

William Gregg

Jug, 1815–30

Zanesville Glass Works

Mug, c. 1880

Memorial Glass, c. 1851/65

Goblet with Peasant Dancers and Musicians, Late 17th century

Willem Mooleyser

A work made of glass, blown and stipple engraved.

Wine Glass, c. 1760/80

A work made of glass; blown with wheel engraved decoration.

Teacup, Coffee Cup, and Saucer, c. 1770

Salver, 1748–53

Fragment of a Cup, 1st century BCE–1st century CE

Drinking Bowl (Mucawa) with Face of Sacha Warmi (Rainforest Woman), 1986

This Indian takes a sip of Chica, Bolivia's national drink, 1939

Mosaic Floor Panel Depicting a Brazier, 2nd century

Wine Glass and Cover, c. 1740

Goblet with Cover, c. 1730

Goblet with cover, c. 1740 or early 19th century

Wine Glass, Mid to late 19th century

As a consequence of the wine disease but also because of the foundation of the "Society for the Production of Artificial Wine", even Bacchus decides to switch to coconut water as a daily drink, plate 407 from Actualités, 1857

Rustic Scene: Men, Women and Children Resting and Drinking Outside Building, n.d.

Blackware and Drinking Ware Bowl (Mucawa) with Iguana and Turtle Motifs, 2002

Beaker, 1818–42

Jug, 1815–30

Mug, c. 1880

Memorial Glass, c. 1851/65

Goblet with Peasant Dancers and Musicians, Late 17th century

Wine Glass, c. 1760/80

Gaming Goblet with Glass Dice, Late 17th century

Teacup, Coffee Cup, and Saucer, c. 1770

Salver, 1748–53

Fragment of a Cup, 1st century BCE–1st century CE

Drinking Bowl (Mucawa) with Face of Sacha Warmi (Rainforest Woman), 1986

This Indian takes a sip of Chica, Bolivia's national drink, 1939

Mosaic Floor Panel Depicting a Brazier, 2nd century

Wine Glass and Cover, c. 1740

Goblet with Cover, c. 1730

Goblet with cover, c. 1740 or early 19th century

Wine Glass, Mid to late 19th century

As a consequence of the wine disease but also because of the foundation of the "Society for the Production of Artificial Wine", even Bacchus decides to switch to coconut water as a daily drink, plate 407 from Actualités, 1857

Rustic Scene: Men, Women and Children Resting and Drinking Outside Building, n.d.

Blackware and Drinking Ware Bowl (Mucawa) with Iguana and Turtle Motifs, 2002

Beaker, 1818–42

Jug, 1815–30

Mug, c. 1880

Memorial Glass, c. 1851/65

Goblet with Peasant Dancers and Musicians, Late 17th century

Wine Glass, c. 1760/80

Gaming Goblet with Glass Dice, Late 17th century