A transparent-enamelled goblet with view of Dresden attributed to the Mohn Workshop, Dresden, circa 1812

the cylindrical form with everted amber-stained rim, painted with a panoramic view of the city within a black line rectangular frame, inscribed in gilding  Dresden gegen Abend below, above flutes and a four-sided narrow amber-stained stem and stepped square foot with clear glass base 

Further examples of this form can be found in the catalogue for the Kunstmuseum Düsseldorf, pp.145-146, fig.439 and 440 (Inv.noS.1940-174 and 1940-178). See also Gustav E.Pazaurek, Gläser der Empire- und Biedermeierzeit, 1923, p.161, fig.143, or the Focke Museum, Bremen, vol.2, fig.15. 

For an illustration of this beaker see  P. von Lichtenberg, Mohn & Kothgasser, pl. 54