Dillon, Edward, d. 1914 · London, Methuen and Co.; New York, G.P. Putnam's Sons · leaf 359
ass round a core of wood (Plate xxxvii.).Here we have the roemer in the fully developed form ofthe seventeenth century, as we see it in fact in the still-life pictures of the Dutch painters of the time, or again—this time in actual use—in the marksmens banquets{schiittersmaaltyd) of Van der Heist… … ROEMEK Of CKRMAN (IRKEN CLASSAljoui- i6co, A.IJ. THE GREEN GLASS OF GERMANY examples again the broad hollow stem is not dividedfrom the bowl by a diaphragm of glass, but forms an in-tegral part of the cup.^ On the other hand, before the endof the seventeenth century the cylindrical stem was moreand…
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