MAGYAR POSTA / Zombori Eva 1980 / 53. BÉLYEGNAP (53. STAMP DAY) / BOROSKANCSÓ, 1850 KÖRÜL - POHÁR, BUDAPEST XIX. sz. vége - POHÁR, ZAY-UGRÓCZ, XIX.sz.vége / Stamp

Postage stamp issued by Hungary in 1981. It commemorates the 53rd anniversary of the Stamp Day, an annual event that celebrates the history and culture of philately in Hungary. The stamp features the artwork of Zombori Eva, a Hungarian painter and graphic artist. The text lists the names and dates of four types of glassware that are depicted on the stamp:

• Boroskancsó: a wine jug, a glass vessel with a handle and a spout that was used to serve wine in the 19th century. The jug has a green color and a floral decoration. It was made around 1850.
• Pohár, Budapest: a glass, a drinking vessel with a stem and a foot that was produced in Budapest at the end of the 19th century. The glass has a clear color and a cut-glass pattern. It was part of a set of six glasses.
• Pohár, Zay-Ugrócz: a glass, a drinking vessel with a stem and a foot that was produced in Zay-Ugrócz, a village in Slovakia, at the end of the 19th century. The glass has a blue color and an engraved design. It was part of a set of twelve glasses.
• Pus: a bowl, a shallow vessel with a wide mouth that was used to serve food or drink in the 19th century. The bowl has a yellow color and a painted motif. It was made in Zsolnay, a famous porcelain factory in Hungary.

The stamp is part of a series of four stamps that depict different aspects of Hungarian art and culture. The other stamps feature pottery, embroidery, and lace.