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Старинные сосуды для вина и алкогольная реклама

Jan 07, 2010 20:06

Старинные сосуды для вина и алкогольная реклама

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Figure group
Place of origin:Urbino (made)
Date:1560-1575 (made)
Artist/Maker:Fontana Workshop (manufacturer)
Materials and Techniques:Tin-glazed earthenware painted with enamels

кубок из камня, 12 век,Китай.
Place of origin:China (made)
Date:1115-1234 (made)
Artist/Maker:Unknown
Materials and Techniques:Stoneware

This beautiful stoneware jar with a small neck and ring handles, was used for storing and serving alcohol, and would probably have had a stopper. It belongs to the so-called Cizhou wares, after the name of one of the major centres of production in north China that flourished during the Song- Jin period (960-1234) and the Ming dynasty (1368-1644).

Bell
Place of origin:Netherlands (south, made)
Date:1550-1600
Такие колокольчики использовались для специальных тостов, после опустошения бокала в них звонили.
This bell-shaped goblet was designed to be used for special toasts. After emptying its contents, the drinker would turn the glass upside-down to ring the bell
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Mill-glass
Place of origin:Netherlands (probably, made)
Date:ca. 1570 (made)
Artist/Maker:Unknown
Materials and Techniques:Blown glass, diamond-point engraved and with silver mount
В 16-м веке питьевые игры были популярны во многих европейских странах, включая Нидерланды.
Это кубок был специально создан для такого использования. Когда свисток, как ветряная мельница, и стрелки часов начать поворот. Пьяница должен был бы пустой все содержимое стакана до мельницы остановились поворота. Цена провала было бы осушить стеклянный снова, столько раз, сколько указано по часам.
По свитску начиныли идти часы и крутиться крылья мельницы. Пьющий должен был осушить бокал до их остановки- иначе процедура повторялась.
In the 16th century, drinking games were popular in many European countries including the Netherlands. There, special objects were made to encourage alcohol consumption in a social and playful manner.
This goblet was specially crafted for such use. When the whistle is blown, both the windmill and the hands of the clock start turning. The drinker would have had to empty the entire contents of the glass before the windmill stopped turning. The price of failure would have been to drain the glass again, as many times as indicated by the clock.

Standing cup and cover
Place of origin:Augsburg (made)
Date:ca. 1685-ca. 1688 (made)
Artist/Maker:Merzenbach, Marx (maker)
Materials and Techniques:Silver, parcel-gilt

Tankard with Silenus and bacchic revels
Object:Tankard
Place of origin:Augsburg (made)
Date:1651 (made)
Artist/Maker:Straus, Bernhard (maker)
Wickert, Andreas (mounts, maker)

Decanter
Place of origin:London (made)
Date:1865-1866 (made)
Artist/Maker:Burges, William (A.R.A.) (designer)

Серебряные ярлыки для вин
Bottle ticket
Place of origin:England (made)
Date:ca. 1820 (made)
Silver, pierced

Place of origin:Birmingham (manufactured)
Date:ca. 1850 (made)
Artist/Maker:Jennens & Bettridge (manufacturer)

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