A mid 18th century English Georgian toasting glass dating to C1750. The plain stem drawn from the flared trumpet bowl, the glass mounted on a wide conical foot with rough pontil. Lead glass.
An English Georgian drinking glass dating to C1760. The slender flute type funnel bowl above a double series opaque twist stem comprising a pair of spiral threads around an inner spiral gauze. The glass mounted on a conical foot with rough pontil. A good glass with a well worked stem in English lead metal. In good original condition other than professional restoration to reduce the foot; no doubt to remove minor chipping. The glass presents perfectly well however and is eminently suitable for th ...click for details
An English Georgian dram glass dating to C1745. The plain stem drawn from the trumpet bowl, a small knop at the base before the lightly domed conical folded foot with rough pontil. The wheel engraving on this glass is to a good standard for the date and depicts a bird in flight, a stylised sunflower and foliage, finished with an engraved band to the rim. Some consider the bird in flight and the sunflower to have 'Jacobite' significance. Lead glass and in good original condition. ...click for details
A Georgian wine glass dating to C1770. The bell bowl with solid base above a double series opaque twist stem comprising a multi-filament outer spiral band around two thick multi-filament spiral threads. The glass mounted on a wide conical foot with rough pontil. A Dutch glass in good original condition. Some small bubble inclusions that are normal for soda metal.
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A mid 18th century English Georgian jelly glass dating to C1750. The bell bowl with solid base rib moulded to the rim. A cushion knop before the thick conical foot with rough pontil. Heavy lead glass and in perfect original condition; a small seed in the bowl from production.
An early 19th century English or Irish Georgian wine glass dating to C1810. The bucket bowl with cut finger flutes to the base, mounted on a stem with medial annular knop before the conical foot with large disc polished pontil. The engraving on this delightful glass is particularly fine. The monogram WMW is surmounted by stylised leafage and four polished circles. to each side of this is a spray of foliage with four polished circles within (this is only shown once in my photo's) and to the r ...click for details
A large English Georgian firing glass dating to C1760. The thick plain stem drawn from the bowl; mounted on a firing foot with rough pontil. Lead glass and in good original condition with good flow lines in the bowl and appropriate wear to the bearing surface of the foot.
A late 18th century English Georgian firing glass dating to C1790-1800. A thick stem drawn from the bowl and mounted on a flanged firing foot with rough pontil. Lead glass and perfect.
A cute little English Georgian dram glass dating to C1790. The funnel bowl with moulded flutes and engraved around the rim with flowers and foliage. The stem has a ribbed knop with similar detail to the basal cyst. A lightly conical foot with rough pontil. Lead glass and in pristine condition.
An English Georgian short wine glass dating to C1785-90. The stem is drawn from the ovoid bowl; this is engraved with swags of polished ovals suspended from three paterae with bows above and polished detail within. There is bridge and notch cutting to the base of the bowl before the flute cut facet stem. The glass is mounted on a wide and substantial conical foot with rough pontil. Lead glass and in great original condition. A beautiful little glass. ...click for details
