Double Cup (Mazer) (lid)
https://clevelandart.org/art/1950.83.b
A characteristic form of drinking vessel made of close-grained wood, especially maple, was developed in Germany as early as the thirteenth century. It consisted of a larger cup with a foot and a handle and a smaller cup on top. The upper one served as a lid but could also be r...
Artifact
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128064
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1950.83.b
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Terms
Culture
Germany
Technique
maple wood with gilt-silver mounts
Genre
Wood
Department
Decorative Art and Design
Relations
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