Silver 800/ivory, partially gilded, manufacturer: Wilhelm Weinranck. Hanau, in the form of a standing lady in court dress, holding a movable cup over her head in her hands, rich floral relief in finely chiseled work, head made of ivory, overall good condition, height approx. 48 cm, weight approx. 1979 g ( gross), around 1890. A popular joke vessel of the late Renaissance - here in a copy from historicism - from which the groom drank first from the turned-down skirt, then the bride from the small movable bowl.
