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C1750 Heavy English Georgian Tavern Dram Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800 item# 950672 (stock# P18DG 207)
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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.

C1790 English Georgian Petal Moulded Dram Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800 item# 949418
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An English Georgian dram glass dating to late in the 18th century. A petal moulded bowl; with the moulding continuing and forming a twisted incised effect to the drawn stem. A basal cyst to the stem before the conical foot with rough pontil. Height: 4” Rim: 2” Foot: Just over 2 1/8” Super condition; a good little glass.

C1740 Very Finely Engraved Bohemian Silesian Tumbler Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: Bohemian: Pre 1800 item# 949411
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A beautifully engraved tumbler dating to C1740 and originating from the Silesian area of what was then Bohemia. Made from fine quality soda glass the tumbler has a slightly everted form and is covered in engraving of the highest quality; befitting its area of origin. There are two each of the two types of engraved fields; a zig-zag design surmounted by a basket of flowers and a curtain like scrolled field. Each type of engraved field opposes its mirror image on the opposite side of the tumbler. ...click for details

C1750 Fine English Georgian Air Twist Ale Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800 item# 949396
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An English Georgian ale glass dating to C1750-60. A tall round funnel bowl above a particularly finely worked multiple spiral air twist stem; mounted on a conical foot with rough pontil. English lead glass and in great condition; lovely bright metal. The stem is mounted on the foot a little inaccurately causing a ‘lean’; as you can see though, the glass displays well. A collector’s painted letter to the pontil. Height: 7 7/8” Rim: Just over 2 ¼” Foot: Just over 3” A similar glass with hops & ...click for details

C1770 English Georgian Engraved Ale Goblet Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800 item# 948520 (stock# P18DG 205)
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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)
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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 English Georgian Balustroid Gin Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800 item# 947410
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An English Georgian balustroid gin glass dating to C1740. A highly striated bell bowl over a balustroid stem with shoulder and basal knop; over a conical folded foot with rough pontil. Dark lead glass and in original condition. Height: 4 ¼” Rim: 1 5/8” Foot: Just over 2” A cute little glass, as produced some 270 years ago; but probably on a Friday! There is an enclosed bubble in the bowl base and a small swirl of glass on the side of the basal knop that looks like a little stud to the naked eye. ...click for details

C1750 Knopped English Georgian Air Twist Wine Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800 item# 947103
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An English Georgian multiple spiral air twist wine glass dating to C1750. A bell bowl with solid base; above a shoulder knopped MSAT stem and mounted on a wide conical foot with rough pontil. Height: 6 3/8” Rim: Just over 2 ¾” Foot: Just under 3” A nicely proportioned lead glass in perfectly original condition with a good stem and wide foot; a slight lean from certain perspectives and a small inclusion in the bowl, both naturally from production and reasonably common with glasses from this date. ...click for details

C1700 English Baluster Period Double Ended Dram Glass Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1800 item# 946918 (stock# P18DG 203)
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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

C1820 English Georgian Diamond Cut Nelson Decanter Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English: Pre 1837 VR item# 946583 (stock# P19O 12)
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An English Georgian cylinder or Nelson decanter dating to C1820-25. The decanter has three annulated neck rings over shoulder flutes; the main decoration comprising alternate pillar flutes and fields of fine cut diamonds between V cut borders. Fine basal comb flutes complete the decoration; a polished pontil to the base. Fitted with an apparently original cut mushroom stopper. A nice dark colour to the metal and just showing very slight wear. Height: 7 1/8” to pouring lip, 8 1/8” overall. Base: ...click for details

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