Translucent dark blue non-lead glass; blown, tooled, polished, gilded, enameled. Goblet of dark blue glass consisting of a cylindrical bowl, an applied and tooled ruffle near its lower edge, and an applied, flared foot. The rim of the bowl and foot are cracked off and polished. The wall of the bowl is decorated with wide bands of gilding and multi-colored enamel and painted gilding; the image shows the mythological procession "Triumph of Venus", with Venus seated in a fish-shaped car, preceded by Hymen holding a torch, followed by a Centaur bearing a youthful figure and grasping the hand of a cavalier, followed by armed cap-á-pié in 15th century garb; on the opposite side is another triumphal car, in which are seated three female figures under a canopy (the bride and brides maids?). Groups of standing women and putti riding on birds separate the scenes. Vertical gilded lines extend down the stem and bifurcate at the flaring of the foot; these imitate the vertical ribs of the Renaissance original. The gilded and enameled decoration is kiln-fired.