Stevens and Williams Cameo Vase - Circa 1900

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1900: item #772466
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Dark Teal Colour Baluster Shape Vase With White Cameo Relief Of Wild Roses. Signed Stevens & Williams (see enlargement #4). Circa 1900. Size: 3.625" W x 6.125" H.

C1770 English Georgian Deceptive Firing Glass

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1800: item #772188
P18DG 117

An English Georgian firing glass dating to c1770; with a large deceptive ovoid bowl which is integral with the stocky stem. The whole mounted on a firing foot. Lead glass and in great condition with just the wear you would expect for a firing glass. Height: Just over 3 3/8” Rim Diameter: 2” Foot Diameter: 2 ½” A very heavy glass.

C19th English deceptive / toastmasters glass

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1900: item #772145
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An English "deceptive" glass, so-called due to the thick walls of the bowl which give the optical illusion of an ordinary glass full when the there is very little contents. The drinker can drink more glasses without intoxication. The bowl is cut with roundels and the pontil is ground.

Dating from the mid C19th., it measures 4 inches (10.3 cms) high.... Click for details

Pair of Antique Cut Crystal Perfume Bottles

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1900: item #772142
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This is a beautiful matching pair of English cut crystal perfume bottles. Each has a sterling silver rim that is marked Chester, England. Original cut crystal stoppers. The pair date to 1898. Each stands 6 3/8" tall and 2 5/8" across the base.

C1765 A set of four fine Georgian DSOT wine glasses.

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1800: item #770986

A set of four fine Georgian wine glasses. Circa 1765. Crystal clear lead containing glass. Their round funnel bowls engraved with fruiting vine - above a double series opaque twist (DSOT) stem set on a conical foot. DSOT consisting of two six ply spiral bands outside a lace corkscrew. Average heights: 14.6 cm. Diameter of bowls: approx. 5.2 cm. Diameter of feet: approx. 7.6 cm. All four in excellent condition. No chips, no polishing of rims.

C1770 Large Heavy OXO Engraved Georgian Firing Glass

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1800: item #770581
P18DG 116

A large and heavy Georgian firing glass dating to c1770. The wide round funnel bowl is engraved with the classic OXO motif. The plain stem is integral with the bowl and is mounted on a wide firing foot with rough pontil. Bright and clear lead glass and in perfect condition with just light wear appropriate to glass type. Height: Just over 4 ½” Rim Diameter: Just over 2 1/8” Foot Diameter: 2 9/16”

C1780 Delightful Knopped Folded Foot Georgian Glass

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1800: item #770580
P18DG 115

A good English Georgian glass dating to c1780-90. Either a large dram or a small rummer. A barrel bowl above a stem with a medial annular knop and a basal ball knop; leading to a high conical folded foot with rough pontil. Lead glass and in perfect condition, with a small bubble in the base of the bowl. Height: 4” Rim Diameter: 2” Foot Diameter: 2 3/8” It’s quite unusual for a small glass of this date to have a good arrangement of strong knops to the stem. A lovely little glass.

C1750 Heavy Ribbed Georgian Dram Glass

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1800: item #770579
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A good and heavy Georgian dram glass dating to c1750. The ovoid bowl is integral with the plain stem and is rib moulded to the lower half. The glass has a thick boarded conical foot with rough pontil. Lead glass with a good dark colour. A small speck in the stem and a swirl of discolouration to the underfoot. Height: 4 1/16” Rim Diameter: Just over 1 ¾” Foot Diameter: 2 1/4”+ (slightly oval but perfectly original).

C1780 Georgian Plain Stem Firing Glass NR

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1800: item #770578
P18DG 113

A Georgian firing glass dating to c1780. A tall ovoid bowl atop an integral plain stem and a wide firing foot with rough pontil. Lead glass with just light wear. Height: 4 3/8” Rim Diameter: 2” Foot Diameter: 2 5/8”

19th C Glass & Pewter Hand Engraved Tankard Signed

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1900: item #770376
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Covered Blown glass tankard, or stein, with thick, applied handle, pewter hinge which appears to be hand-forged, extended horsehead decoration. Commemorative message on beveled glass lid inset which reads in script, "Ch. Fennel 12/7 79." The engraved initials, "F. L." appear on the reverse of the glass, under the horse. The glass has a slightly yellow tinge, while the lid inset shows a geenish tinge. A large hand engraved goat appears on the front, undoubtedly of significance to the commemo... Click for details