Results for Drinking%20and%20Dining

Reduced-scale Vessel, 1450–1532

Inca

A work made of earthenware with brown and lead green glazes.

Footed Cup, Northern Qi dynasty (550–577)

Cup and Saucer, c. 1825

Staffordshire Potteries

Pair of Salts, 1765–85

Thomas Shields

A work made of wood and mopa-mopa resin.

Jaguar Head Kero, 1600–1800

Inca

Cup, 1st century

Ancient Roman

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

A Last Toast! “Gentlemen, let's not go back on board without a final toast in honour of the two things which, most of all, bring charm to our lives... let's drink to the ladies and cold veal!,” plate 18 from Les Canotiers Parisiens, 1843

Honoré-Victorin Daumier

A work made of gouache, with red and black chalks, graphite, and pen and black ink, on white wove paper.

The Drinking Fountain, 1991

Michael Hurson

Vegetable Dish, 1920–40

Kalo Shop (Firm)

Jelly Glass, 1750/75

Wine glass with a tulip cup on a medium tall baluster stem. The glass is decorated with engraved figure of a running horse and "Aurea Libertas" inscription under her hooves.

Wine Glass, 18th century

A work made of glass; colorless, blown, cut, stained, enameled and gilding.

Beaker, c. 1830

Humpen, 1596

Goblet, c. 1720

Georg Ernst Kunckel

Beaker (Humpen), 1693

Goblet, 1723

Georg Friedrich Killinger

Winged Glass (Flügelglas), Late 17th century

A work made of blown ruby glass with engraved decoration and silver gilt mounts.

Cup and Saucer, c. 1710

Covered Cup, Late 16th century

Reduced-scale Vessel, 1450–1532

Footed Cup, Northern Qi dynasty (550–577)

Cup and Saucer, c. 1825

Pair of Salts, 1765–85

Jaguar Head Kero, 1600–1800

Cup, 1st century

A Last Toast! “Gentlemen, let's not go back on board without a final toast in honour of the two things which, most of all, bring charm to our lives... let's drink to the ladies and cold veal!,” plate 18 from Les Canotiers Parisiens, 1843

The Drinking Fountain, 1991

Vegetable Dish, 1920–40

Jelly Glass, 1750/75

Wine Glass, 18th century

Beaker, c. 1830

Humpen, 1596

Goblet, c. 1720

Beaker (Humpen), 1693

Goblet, 1723

Winged Glass (Flügelglas), Late 17th century

Cup and Saucer, c. 1710

Covered Cup, Late 16th century

Prunted Beaker (Roemer), c. 1610

Reduced-scale Vessel, 1450–1532

Footed Cup, Northern Qi dynasty (550–577)

Cup and Saucer, c. 1825

Pair of Salts, 1765–85

Jaguar Head Kero, 1600–1800

Cup, 1st century

A Last Toast! “Gentlemen, let's not go back on board without a final toast in honour of the two things which, most of all, bring charm to our lives... let's drink to the ladies and cold veal!,” plate 18 from Les Canotiers Parisiens, 1843

The Drinking Fountain, 1991

Vegetable Dish, 1920–40

Jelly Glass, 1750/75

Wine Glass, 18th century

Beaker, c. 1830

Humpen, 1596

Goblet, c. 1720

Beaker (Humpen), 1693

Goblet, 1723

Winged Glass (Flügelglas), Late 17th century

Cup and Saucer, c. 1710

Covered Cup, Late 16th century

Prunted Beaker (Roemer), c. 1610