File:Corning Museum of Glass - 20220412 - 06 - Various 16th- and 17th-century German and Bohemian enameled Humpen.jpg

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English: This display at the Corning Museum of Glass's "35 Centuries of Glass" gallery focuses on the Humpen, a term used for a type of enormous lidded communal beer glass that was commonly found in various Central European regions during the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries. In most cases, these were made of vibrantly decorated enameled glass, as seen here. The imperial eagle and coat of arms of the Holy Roman Empire was a popular decorative trope; at upper left is seen one of these so-called Reichsadlerhumpen. As seen during an April 2022 visit to the museum.
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