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C1700 English Baluster Period Double Ended Dram Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 946918 (stock# P18DG 203)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass £650  An English Georgian baluster period double ended dram glass dating to C1700. Two very thickly made bowls of lead glass; joined in the middle with a plain stem section; the inner base of the larger bowls pontilled. Height: 4 11/16” Bowl rims: 1 7/8” & 2” Perfect. English Georgian double ended glasses were produced over the period C1700-1750. Some call them measures and some call them drams. The earlier glasses appear to have bowls of similar size; the later glasses have bowls of distinctly di ...click for details C1740 Spectacular Dutch Engraved Seven Provinces Goblet Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: Bohemian: Pre 1800   item# 897342 (stock# P18DG 189)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass Sorry - this item now sold  A superb Dutch engraved Saxon goblet dating to C1740. A tall round funnel bowl copper wheel engraved with the arms of the Seven United Provinces of the Netherlands; encircling a lion rampant. To the left of the arms is a period character clasping seven arrows in a similar fashion to the lion. The arrows symbolic of the seven provinces. The base of the bowl is cut with arched panels highlighted with further cutting and polished work. There is a merise below the bowl before the facet cut stem with ...click for details C1700 Documented Angular Knop Baluster Wine Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Pre 1800   item# 896646 (stock# P18DG 186)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass £2,250  A beautifully constructed English Georgian baluster wine glass dating to C1700. A round funnel bowl with ‘teared’ and extruded solid base; above a stem with a ‘teared’ angular knop and basal knop. A domed and folded foot with rough pontil. English lead glass and in perfect condition, a small speck of un-melted silica to the bowl. Height: 5 ½” Rim: 2 5/8” Foot: 2 ¾” This glass is illustrated on page 19 of Turnbull & Herron’s ‘The Price Guide To English 18th Century Drinking Glasses’. C1750 Rare Georgian Knopped Oversewn Foot Dram Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 888723 (stock# P18DG 182)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass £465  A rare Georgian dram glass dating to c1750. The ogee bowl lightly ribbed; the stem with a rare medial knop. Finished with an oversewn foot with rough pontil. Lead glass and in good condition; with an un-burst bubble to the foot. Height: Just over 4” Rim Diameter: 1 3/4” Foot Diameter: 2 3/8” The common form for an oversewn foot glass has a ribbed ovoid bowl and plain stem. Terraced foot glasses are seen with this bowl type and a plain stem. The combination of the ogee ribbed bowl and in particul ...click for details C1725 English Georgian Bucket Bowl Baluster Goblet Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 887368 (stock# P18DG 180)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass £950  An English Georgian small goblet dating to C1725-30. A lipped bucket bowl with solid base above a plain stem section and then a hollow inverted baluster and basal knop. A good wide conical folded foot with rough pontil. Lead glass with a light grey tone and in good condition. Height: Just over 6 ¼” Rim: 2 7/8” Foot: 3 1/8” Bowl capacity: 4 1/2 fl oz. Bucket bowl balusters are scarce and this is a good example and marks the transition to the lighter form of baluster glass. C1690 Rare English 17th Century Gadrooned Ale Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1700   item# 885814 (stock# P18DG 179)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass £1,295  A very rare and early English lead ale glass dating to the latter part of the 17th century; C1690-1700. The glass naturally showing façon de Venise influence. A wide round funnel bowl with heavy wrythen gadrooning; over a stem with a lightly incised shoulder knop and a basal knop before the high stepped and lightly domed and folded foot with rough pontil. Primitive English lead glass with a multitude of inclusions; and un-burst bubbles to the foot. A couple of relatively larger pieces of un-melt ...click for details C1720 Superb English Heavy Baluster Bucket Bowl Goblet Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 874024 (stock# P18DG 168)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass £2,650  An English Georgian heavy baluster goblet dating to C1720. A lipped bucket bowl above a stem comprising a plain section and then a ‘teared’ inverted baluster over a strong basal knop with small tear. A conical folded foot with rough pontil. Height: Just over 6 ¼” Rim: Just under 3 ¼” Foot: 3 1/16” Bowl capacity: 6 1/4 fl oz. This superb goblet is produced from the finest lead metal with the slightest of tints and is well constructed and beautifully proportioned. It sits well and is heavy in the ...click for details C1735 Rare English Georgian Gadrooned Mead Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 860047 (stock# P18DG 158)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass £1,675  An English Georgian glass dating to C1735-40. The incurved and wide cup shaped bowl with heavy gadrooning to the lower part; mounted on a cushioned annular collar before the plain stem. A conical folded foot with rough pontil. A very heavy glass of lead metal due to the bowl type and collaring. A ‘wobble’ at the foot due to slight sagging to opposing sides of the foot from production. This does not affect display. Please note: There appears to be a break in the annular collar in my photo’s. This ...click for details C1710 English Georgian Heavy Baluster Goblet Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 852793 (stock# P18DG 154)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass £2,850  An English Georgian heavy baluster goblet dating to C1710. A tall pointed round funnel bowl with solid base; above a stem comprising a large inverted baluster over a plain section and then a smaller basal baluster. The glass mounted on a conical folded foot with rough pontil. Heavily constructed from lead glass. Height: 6 11/16” Rim: Just over 3 ¼” Foot: 3 1/16” Bowl capacity: Just under 8 fl oz. A good; early and heavy glass in great condition with just light wear and a slight ‘lean’ from produ ...click for details C1720 Early Baluster Glass With Lovers Engraving Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 850409 (stock# P18DG 152)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass Sorry - this item now sold  Dating to C1720 or perhaps a little earlier; this glass has a pointed round funnel bowl with solid base with copper wheel engraving of an owl on a tree bough with ‘toujours es claue’ above. The owl is symbolic of fidelity and the old French engraved inscription translates roughly to ‘always to hold’ or ‘always to cherish’. Clearly a lovers glass; perhaps as a token from one to the other and maybe one of a pair? The stem has an inverted baluster over a basal knop with a common tear and the foot i ...click for details C1725 English Georgian Bucket Bowl Baluster Wine Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Pre 1800   item# 841961 (stock# P18DG 145)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass Sorry - this item now sold  An English Georgian small goblet or wine glass dating to C1725-30. A lipped bucket bowl with solid base above a plain stem section and then a partially hollow inverted baluster and strong basal knop. A good conical folded foot with rough pontil. Lead glass with a light grey tone and in good condition. Height: Just over 6” Rim: 2 7/8” Foot: 2 15/16”. Ex Ron Thomas collection with his labels to the foot. Bucket bowl balusters are scarce and this is a good example and marks the transition to the li ...click for details C1720 Bucket Bowl Annulated Knop Baluster Goblet Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 795683 (stock# P18DG 133)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass £1,950  An English baluster goblet dating to c1720-25. A large lipped bucket bowl with solid base over a baluster stem comprising a large teared three ring annulated knop, a plain stem section and then a basal knop. The glass is finished with a conical folded foot with rough pontil. Lead glass with a slight blue/green tone to the metal. A slight ‘tilt’ to the bowl rim; a few minute mineral inclusions and a small elongated bubble near the bowl base. A collectors number (14) painted to the underside of th ...click for details C1750 English Export Moulded Bowl Balustroid Wine Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 795390 (stock# P18DG 130)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass £395  A delicate mid 18th century English wine glass produced for export to the Continent dating to c1750-60. The wide round funnel bowl has very unusual moulding in the form of large panels to the lower bowl and then two rows of beech nut type moulding above this. The delicate balustroid stem has a small inverted baluster to the shoulder and a larger basal knop; unusually the plain stem between the knops has an elongated ‘tear’ air bubble. The glass has a high conical folded foot with rough pontil. H ...click for details C1710 Rare Georgian Double Drop Knop Cordial Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 788484 (stock# P18DG 125)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass £975  An exceptionally rare form for an English baluster glass. A short cordial glass dating to c1710-20. The bell bowl above a multi knop stem; comprising a knop, over a double drop knop, over a basal knop. The glass mounted on a high conical folded foot with rough pontil. Lead glass and perfect; with a tooling mark over the upper drop knop. Height: 5” Rim Diameter: 1 15/16” Foot Diameter: 2 7/16” This glass will have been produced at the end of the period considered for the dominant knop type and co ...click for details C1740 Georgian Baluster Period Bobbin Stem Patch Stand Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800   item# 767817 (stock# P18O 9)  click for details Cotswold Antiques and Glass Sorry - this item now sold  A small Georgian baluster period patch stand dating to c1740. The platter with upturned edge; mounted on a bobbin stem and domed and folded foot with rough pontil. Lead glass and in perfect condition. Height: 1 5/8” Rim Diameter: 2 7/8” Foot Diameter: Just over 2 1/8” ‘Patches’ were a Georgian cosmetic item often identified as ‘beauty spots’; however it is said that patches were applied to the face to disguise blemishes from diseases such as smallpox etc. The patch stand therefore a dressing tab ...click for details pages:  1   2