Venetian cone-shaped goblet made of frosted glass that is intricately painted. The outer edge of the goblet's foot is decorated with a repeating pattern of yellow lines and dashes. Above this there is an alternating pattern of alternating red and blue teardrops. The right side of the tears are outlined in tan. The goblet has no stem and the body starts out narrow and gradually opens to a wide mouth. The body closest to the foot has a repeating pattern of yellow vertical stripes. Above that there are two sets of dolphins. The dolphins have pig-like faces, and have very long tails that extend upward and intertwine with the dolphin next to them. One of the dolphins is tan with black, green, and pale blue detailing. The next dolphin is red with detailing in gold and various shades of blue. Another dolphin is a rich blue color and has red and gold colored detailing, next to another tan dolphin. In the upper part of the goblet's bowl there is a bird with grey, blue, and brown feathers with yellow feet and a yellow beak. There is another motif next to the bird that is a gray lioness with red and black detailing. There are three rows of geometric patterns that wrap around the outer rim of the goblet. The bottom row is made up of red dots that each contain a white dot, the middle row has a flaking band of yellow that contains two rows of black dots, and the top row is identical to the bottom row.