Enamel commemorative beakers depicting Franz Joseph I of Austria-Hungary

These enamel beakers date from the late 19th to early 20th century, during the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria-Hungary (1848-1916). The right beaker features a portrait of the Emperor alongside the Hungarian coat of arms, while the left beaker appears to display a monogram or emblem. The decorative border features classical architectural elements and floral garlands typical of the period. Commemorative royal memorabilia like these beakers were produced to celebrate significant events in the Habsburg monarchy, such as jubilees, coronations, or royal visits. These items are highly valued by collectors of Habsburg memorabilia, European royal collectibles, and historical enamelware for their artistic craftsmanship and historical significance as tangible connections to the Austro-Hungarian Empire.