Clear glass; free-blown, pattern-molded, enameled and gilded. Very slender conical bowl ending in a solid stem, which rests on a flat foot with no pontil mark; body and stem patterned in rib mold with ribs turning to right; on the obverse of the four champagnes, in multicolored enamel, armorial shields: on shield a lion's head, half of it in brown on white and the other half white on brown, underneath a quartered section in blue and red, above the initials "I. K. L. N. 1612"; on the reverse a diamond and star-like ornament consisting of blue and yellow dots accompanied by white spirals, dashes and dots, around rim a gilded band, underneath a red line, a white dotted line as well as a stylized flower and leaf wreath, around upper stem a red, a blue and a yellow dots, on foot a gilded band around rim followed by a red line and again a stylized leaf and flower wreath.