Gilded silver goblet

Silver, fully gilded. Round, small, with a fluted hollow base, decorated with single-row personalized ornaments combined with a decor of rods and dots over a punched background. Short, multi-lobed and partially curved baluster stem with a floral-shaped disc-shaped node, transitioning into an eight-lobed segmented conical bowl. The interior of the bowl is made in the form of an open flower after a model. Marks, trembling stroke, master Matthias Schweiger (became a master around 1623). Weight about 190 g. Height 15 cm. See Seling, 2007, No. 0450, 1394; see also volume II, 1980, illustration 117 (upper half of the bowl). Provenance: from the Werner Hauger silver collection, Baden-Baden. Rare German Baroque gilded silver goblet by master Matthias Schweiger (master around 1623). Assay, hallmark, and workshop marks. Augsburg. 1634–1635.