Berkemeyer with two rows of prunts, anonymous, c. 1550 - c. 1599
glassblowing, h 9.9cm × d 9.9cm More details
This glass has the typical Berkemeyer shape, namely a stem with pointed prunts extending into a funnel-shaped bowl. A thin thread of glass marks the transition from stem to bowl, and the glass rests on a pincered foot-ring. Berkemeyers were the preferred vessels for drinking wine during the late 16th century.
