Chalice with a hollow stem with five spheres; Flat base with folded edge. The hollow trunk; which is made up of two large and three smaller spheres; is in open communication with the trumpet-shaped chalice. On the second sphere from above; four blue burr buds. of the trunk; the bottom of the holder; the holder for the host (the lunula); the frame for the glass cylinder; the two vertical connecting pieces (buttresses); the pointed. The six-lobed foot ends in a wide flat edge. It passes upwards into the hexagonal stem; on which the hollow six-faceted nodus is mounted; and then into the hexagonal gradually widening trunk portion; on which the cylinder is placed. The two cylinder frames have edges consisting of finials. Each buttress has a curl decorated with highs on the underside. They end up in pinnacles. Inward; the buttresses have a ring of rings. The tip is flat and round at the bottom; it has a notch. The buttresses are recovered at the foot. Some pinnacles are missing. Similarly the glass cylinder and the crown; in the form of a cross. Hollow; ribbed; baluster-shaped trunk with two disks and a chalice folded in a double brace.; anonymous; Venice; c. 1600 - c. 1650; glass; glassblowing; h 35.5 cm x d 10.5 cm d 10.5 cm