L to R: 59.1.5. Eastern Mediterranean (ancient Byzantine Empire), between 400–500; 79.3.1107 Venice, Italy, or possibly France, between 1600–1700.; 75.4.564 Frederick Carder (1863–1963), Steuben Glass, about 1920–1933.; 51.5.26 D Cristalerias Rigolleau, Buenos Aires, Argentina, sometime between 1950–1951.; Yasuko Ujiie (born 1947), 85.6.2 A Tokyo, Japan, 1984. .
Goblets from the “Sommeliers” Series, designed by Claus Josef Riedel (1925–2004), made by Riedel Glas Austria, made in Kufstein, Austria, 1982, 83.3.222.
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English Drinking Glasses 1675-1825 by 
Glass drinking vessels from the collections of Jerome Strauss and the Ruth Bryan Strauss Memorial Foundation by 
Beakers, cups, goblets : nineteenth century glass in the Budapest Museum of Applied arts by 
"Drinck mich aus und schenck mich ein" : Rastal-Sammlung historischer Trinkgefässe; Trinkgefässe aus fünf Jahrhunderten by 
Trinkgläser : vom ausgehenden Mittelalter bis zur frühen Moderne by