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C1750 Heavy English Georgian Tavern Dram Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 950672 (stock# P18DG 207)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass £95  A mid 18th century English Georgian dram glass dating to C1750. A heavy three piece glass with a thick walled deceptive round funnel bowl over a plain stem and a thick firing type foot with rough pontil. Lead glass and in good original condition with wear appropriate to age and use. Height: 3 ¾” Rim: 1 7/8” Foot: 2 3/8” Of note is the tooled measure mark to the inner bowl of this glass just below the rim; which together with the solid construction confirms its tavern use. C1770 English Georgian Engraved Ale Goblet Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 948520 (stock# P18DG 205)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass £365  An English Georgian goblet dating to C1770. A capacious ovoid bowl period engraved with: hops and barley and associated foliage, ‘M’ over ‘R * I’ or ‘R * E’ and a Ho Ho bird. A drawn plain stem and then a broad conical foot with rough pontil. Lead glass and perfect. Height: 6 ¼” Rim: 3 ¼” Foot: 3 ¾” The hops and barley motif naturally indicate that this glass was used for drinking ale; and in that regard it is unusual in this form. The engraved initials probably indicate that the glass was owned ...click for details C1750 English Georgian Deceptive Toastmasters Dram Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 948223 (stock# P18DG 204)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass £175  An English Georgian Toastmasters dram glass dating to C1750. A drawn plain stem from the thick walled deceptive bowl; above a firing foot with rough pontil. Lead glass and in great condition considering its age and use. Height: 3 7/8” Rim: 1 ¾” Foot: Just over 2 ¼” C1740 Rare English Georgian GIANT Tear Stem Goblet Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 925699 (stock# P18DG 199)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass Price & further detail on request  A large and rare English Georgian goblet dating to C1740. The substantial plain stem with large enclosed ‘tear’ drawn from the trumpet bowl; mounted on a conical foot with rough pontil. Lead glass with appropriate age related wear to the inner bowl and bearing surface and edge of the foot. A massive 10 5/8” tall, with a bowl and foot diameter of just under 5”. Giant (10”+) and mammoth (12”+) English goblets of this form; though identified by Barrington Haynes as “reasonably common” (page 200 for ...click for details C1750 English Georgian Short Cordial Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 919681 (stock# P18DG 196)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass Sorry - this item now sold  An English Georgian short cordial glass* dating to C1750. A diminutive ovoid bowl mounted on a plain stem; leading to a conical foot with rough pontil. Lead glass and in good original condition; a small inclusion in the bowl. Height: 5 3/8” Rim: 1 3/4” Foot: 2 1/2” * See Barrington Haynes p. 197 for nomenclature. Short cordial glasses are uncommon and this is a nice example. C1760 Tall Georgian Hops & Barley Engraved Ale Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 902660 (stock# P18DG 191)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass Sorry - this item now sold  A mid 18th century English Georgian ale glass dating to C1760. The funnel bowl nicely engraved with a hop bud and associated foliage and to the reverse two barley ears in saltire. A tall plain stem leads to a conical folded foot with rough pontil. Lead glass and in good condition. Height: Just over 6 ¼” Rim: Just over 2 1/8” Foot: Just under 2 15/16” I have a few English Georgian ale glasses listed on eBay this week. Click ‘View sellers other items’ to view the others. C1740 Uncommon Engraved English/Irish Georgian Goblet Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 896659 (stock# P18DG 188)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass £425  An uncommon Georgian goblet dating to C1740. The large bowl with ‘teared’ solid base engraved with a bird in flight, a stylised sunflower and a sprig of foliage. A thick plain stem before the domed and folded foot with rough pontil. Bright high quality lead glass with a slight and subtle greenish tinge; the glass in perfect condition. Height: 6 ½” Rim: 3 1/8” Foot: 3 1/8” Bowl capacity: 4 1/4 fl oz. A beautifully made glass with great presence. The domed and folded foot uncommon and the bowl mor ...click for details C1720 Fine Dutch Pijpesteeltje Toasting Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: Bohemian: Pre 1800   item# 893434 (stock# P18DG 184)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass £425  A fine Dutch toasting glass dating to early in the 18th century; C1720-40 and constructed very delicately from soda glass. A fine stem; drawn from the trumpet bowl and mounted on a conical foot with rough pontil. The bowl is relatively large and shows evidence of shearing; with a high start and finish point, as does the foot. The metal is nicely striated and has all of the miniscule bubbles and specks that you would expect of this metal type for the date. As produced. Height: 7 7/16” Rim: 2 3/4 ...click for details C1790 Large Engraved English Georgian Goblet Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 890557 (stock# P18DG 183)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass £165  An English Georgian goblet or large rummer dating to late in the 18th century; C1790. The capacious bowl cut and engraved with an egg & dart border; above a capstan stem with a large splayed base integral with the conical foot with rough pontil. Bright lead glass and in perfect condition with appropriate wear to the bearing surface of the foot. Height: 6 1/16” Rim: 4 1/8” Foot: 3 ½” A splendid glass to drink from. C1740 English Georgian Teared Plain Stem Wine Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 888348 (stock# P18DG 181)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass Sorry - this item now sold  An excellent English Georgian wine glass dating to C1740. A tall and wide bell bowl with ‘teared’ solid base; over a stout and shorter than usual plain stem and wide conical folded foot with rough pontil. Lead glass of a nice dark steely blue tone and in great condition with the odd small inclusion and bubble; great tooling marks and striation. Height: 6 3/16” Rim: 2 ¾” Foot: 3 3/8” A particularly nicely proportioned stocky glass with a strong presence. C1810 Rare English Georgian Bristol Green Ale Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1837 VR   item# 887532 (stock# P19DG 17)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass Sorry - this item now sold  An English Georgian green ale glass dating to the beginning of the 19th century; C1810-20. An ogee type bowl above a plain stem with merise at the shoulder and a basal support typical of the period. A conical foot with a wide and deep polished pontil with remnants of the scar, the polishing showing pumice haze. Lead glass and in good original condition; though the rim a little uneven from shearing at production. Height: 5 ½” Rim: 2 1/8” Foot: 2 5/8” The bowl shape is unusual; which coupled with ...click for details C1750 Rare Georgian Hollow Short Excise Wine Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 879782 (stock# P18DG 175)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass Sorry - this item now sold  A rare English Georgian glass dating to the mid 18th century. A funnel bowl with solid base; above a hollow blown stem and then onto a conical foot with a deep polished pontil. Height: 4 11/16” Rim: Just under 2 1/8” Foot: 2 ¼” Good condition with light wear to the bearing surface of the foot and good tooling marks to the foot edge. As a reaction to the glass excise act of 1745 a range of hollow stem glasses was produced. All of these glasses are beautifully produced and all are scarce; however ...click for details C1740 Large 8 ½” English Georgian Tear Stem Goblet Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 875257 (stock# P18DG 170)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass Sorry - this item now sold  A large English Georgian wine goblet dating to C1740. A trumpet bowl with drawn plain stem containing a well positioned ‘tear’; mounted on a conical folded foot with rough pontil. Lead glass with a good dark tone and silky feel to the metal and in fine condition with good tooling marks and the odd mineral inclusion expected for this period. Height: Just over 8 ½” Rim: Just under 4 3/8” Foot: 4” A wonderful glass for the collector or wine connoisseur who likes to use period glasses occasionally. ...click for details C1740 Large & Rare English Georgian Goblet Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 872576 (stock# P18DG 164)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass £465  An English Georgian goblet dating to C1740-1745. A wide waisted ogee bowl above a thick plain stem and on to a conical foot with rough pontil. Dark lead glass of good colour and the glass in fine condition with just the odd pin prick to the bearing surface of the foot; just normal wear for a glass of this age. Height: 6 ¾” Rim: 3 ¼” Foot: 3 3/8” A fine Georgian goblet; eminently usable and a rare glass. The waisted ogee bowl the rare feature; see Barrington Haynes p. 195 & 250. C1690 Fine Façon de Venise Toasting Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: Bohemian: Pre 1800   item# 860029 (stock# P18DG 157)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass Sorry - this item now sold  A fine Façon de Venise toasting glass dating to late in the 17th century and constructed very delicately from soda glass. A particularly fine stem drawn from the trumpet bowl and mounted on a very wide conical foot with rough pontil. The bowl rim is delightfully uneven from shearing and shows evidence of fire polishing. There are a couple of less than cotton thin glass trails from production on the outer bowl base and upper foot; both of which can be seen in my photo’s. The metal is highly stria ...click for details pages:  1   2