Double-walled goblet; with the De Haen family's coat of arms; Lightly arched foot; double cuff under a hollow; baluster-shaped trunk; above which a hollow flattened nodus under a funnel-shaped calyx rounded down. Lightly curved lid with concave curved knob. The base; the chalice and the lid are double-walled and painted between the walls in blue-gray in a marble motif. The bottom of the base; the inside of the cup and the bottom of the lid are gilt from the inside. The hollow trunk; nodus and knob of the lid are marbled from the inside. The cuff marbled on the outside; the nodus on the outside gilded. Along the edge of the foot; the transition from foot to cuff and the rim of the chalice gilt and engraved palmettes. On the chalice in gold the coat of arms of the Amsterdam merchant family De Haen; surrounded by foliage and crowned by a closed visor with a rooster as a helmet sign. The weapon: 1 and 4 a rooster turned to the left and three stars and 2 and 3 trellis. Kit edges on the underside of the base and lid and a few millimeters below the rim of the bowl; on the outside.; anonymous; Dresden; c. 1720; glass; glassblowing; h 20.3 cm x d 10 cm