Austrian Enameled Glass Called Humpen

An enameled glass tankard, probably of 18th-century German or Austrian origin. This blown glass container is a Ritzenhoff Cristal Hannen 1725 Sammler Glas Der Bier Bräuer. This type of tankard is often called a "Humpen." It is very common in glass museums. "Humpen" are cylindrical glass tankards, often decorated with narrative scenes, coats of arms, or inscriptions. The text on the ribbon, " is a phrase in old German dialect Zum Wein wolt wir laufen. Which could mean: we run for the wine or vice versa. The scene depicted shows a woman returning from the fields with a rake, a scene from everyday peasant life. These motifs are signed by the artist but I have not found any details about him. These objects were luxury and prestige items, used for drinking beer or wine, and were often given as gifts. This blown glass container is a Ritzenhoff Cristal Hannen 1725 Sammler Glas Der Bier Bräuer