by Laura Tinkler Apollo, from the 'Apollo Bath,' is a porcelain figure from a centerpiece set, originally depicting the Greek god Apollo...

by Patrick Kaper-Barcelata This sake cup, from the 20th century, is attributed to the Japanese artist, Senzan. Sake, an alcoholic...

by Olivia Stoll I encountered this Kiddush cup as part of a larger display of historical cups at the Ackland. The intricate engravings on...

by Caroline Gwaltney Pictured above is a cup known as a Kylix. The Kylix is meant to serve wine and is served along with another ceramic...

by Lan Vy Phan Among the pieces we viewed at the Ackland Museum, my favorite piece was “Apollo, from the Bath of Apollo centerpiece.”...

by Emily Shih The kylix cup with athletes from 430 BCE (Figure 1) and the rummer cup from 1710 (Figure 2) are two distinct drinking...

by Davin Lee The Senzan sake cup produced in Japan during the 20th century provides a unique historical perspective on the social...

by Ethan Leonard The motto of the 1905 Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition in Portland, Oregon was “Westward the Course of Empire Takes...

by Carson Jolly The Kylix cup is a uniquely constructed drinking vessel that plays an essential role in ancient Greek culture. At first...

by Zoe Kathryn Wall While this cup seems to be one of the more ordinary vessels on display at the Ackland Art Museum, the history of its...

by Chantel Gillus The cup and saucer by Fachschule Steinschönau embodies the stereotypical feminine, dainty cup that’s used for fancy...

by Yuejia Zhang This rummer was made in Sweden c. 1710, during the Great Northern War (1700–1721) against a combined force of Northern...