Mikó Árpád – Verő Mária - Jávor Anna szerk.: Mátyás király öröksége, Késő reneszánsz művészet Magyarországon (16–17. század) 2. kötet (A Magyar Nemzeti Galéria kiadványai 2008/4)
The English Summary of Volumes I—II
Typical vessels of the time were the beaker and lidded ewer, whose basic form persisted throughout the 16 th and 17 th centuries, and only the decoration followed changes of fashion. In Transylvania, even the latter took place very slowly. The shape of chalices, plates, flasks and spice jars developed in a similar way, but in smaller numbers. The universality of the shapes meant that many goblets and lidded ewers were used as liturgical vessels or — in monumental dimensions — were ordered for church use. As well as being made in great quantities in Hungary, many were also imported (mainly from Augsburg), particularly into West Hungary. XI-1 Cup with lid Sebastianus Aurifaber, Lőcse (Levoca), 1560—1580 Silver, gilt, hammered, punched, engraved; h. with lid: 31 cm, diam. at the foot: 8,7cm, diam. at the mouth: 9,9cm Budapest, Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, Otvösgyűjtemény, 1955.9.C. XI-2 Cup Erhardus Wüstemann, Lőcse (Levoca), mid-17 th century Gilt silver, hammered, chiselled, punched, engraved; h.: 21,5 cm; diam. at the foot: 7,6 cm Budapest, Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, Otvösgyűjtemény, 1953.27. XI-3 Cup with hunting scene, decorated with filigree enamel Thomas Klosch (f 1708), Brassó (Brasov), second half of 17 th century Silver, partly gilt, repoussé, engraved, punched, cloisonné enamel; h.: 17,9 cm, diam. at the foot: 7,4 cm, diam. at the mouth: 7,4 cm Budapest, Iparművészeti Múzeum, Ötvös Osztály, 52.2681. XI-4 Cup Marcus Schoppel (f 1665), Brassó (Brasov), mid-17' 11 century Silver, partly gilt, repoussé, cast, chiselled, engraved; h.: 16,8 cm, diam. at the foot: 6,7 cm, diam. at the mouth: 7,7 cm Budapest, Iparművészeti Múzeum, Ötvös Osztály, 53.1997. XI-5 Cup with lid, decorated with coins Maker's mark HK, Nagyszeben (Sibiu) or Brassó (Braçov), first half of 17 th century Silver, partly gilt, hammered, repoussé, cast, hammered with Roman denars; h.: 20,3 cm, diam. at the foot: 6,7 cm, diam. at the mouth: 5,8 cm XI-6 Cup Hungarian(?), first half of 17 th century (?) Silver, partly gilt, hammered, punched, engraved; h: 18,5 cm, diam. at the foot: 7,4 cm, diam. at the mouth: 7,3 cm Budapest, Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, Ötvösgyűjtemény, Poe. Jank. 98. XI-7 Cup with lid Maker's mark PK, Nagyszeben (Sibiu), 1640s Partly gilt silver, hammered, cast, punched; h.: 41,3 cm, diam. at the foot: 9,2 cm Budapest, Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, Ötvösgyűjtemény, 1883.22. (= 1955.236. C.) XI-8 Coconut flagon Maker's mark CE or GE, early 17 century Coconut, in gilt silver, hammered, cast, engraved, chiselled, punched mounting; h.: 23,1 cm; diam. at the foot: 8,5 cm Budapest, Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, Ötvösgyűjtemény, 1955.222. C. XI-9 Coconut flagon Early 17 th century Coconut, in gilt silver, hammered, cast, engraved, chiselled, punched mounting; h.: 20,3 cm; diam. at the foot: 7,6 cm Budapest, Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, Ötvösgyűjtemény, Poc.Jank.l 14. XI-10 Coconut flagon Early 17 th century Coconut, gilt silver, in hammered, cast, engraved, chiselled mounting; h.: 21 cm, diam. at the foot: 6 cm Budapest, Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, Otvösgyűjtemény, 1939.37. XI-11 Coconut flagon Early 17 th century Coconut, in gilt hammered, cast, engraved copper mounting; h.: 30,8 cm; diam. at the foot: 9,4 cm Budapest, Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, Ötvösgyűjtemény, 1955.224. C.
