Superb Hyacinth Vase c 1860

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1900: item #686077
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A hyacinth bulb vase of butterchurn shape and a deep, intense blue color. Excellent condition, with a rough, snapped pontil. 8 3/4 inches tall.

Hyacinth Vase c 1870

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1900: item #685989
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An extremely nice hyacinth vase of butter churn form in a medium amethyst color. Excellent condition with a rough, snapped pontil. 8 1/8 inches tall.

C1776 Rare American Patriot Tricorn Hat Liberty Goblet

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1800: item #685451
P18DG 80

An exceptionally rare Georgian small goblet dating to C1776 or thereabouts. The glass has a small goblet sized pointed round funnel bowl mounted on a balustroid stem with an inverted baluster shoulder knop and a basal knop. The rare and unusual foot is domed and folded with the edges upturned on three sides to form a tricorn hat. The tricorn hat is emblematic of the American Revolution and the independence gained by the Patriots in 1776; the year the Declaration of Independence was drawn up. The... Click for details

C1750 Rare Georgian Collared Airtwist Wine Glass

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1800: item #685356
P18DG 79

A rare two piece English Georgian multiple spiral airtwist wine glass dating to C1750 with a stem drawn from the bowl applied with a medial vermicular collar and finished with a conical foot with rough pontil. This example rare due to the intentional inner spiral thread of air within the MSAT formation giving the glass a double series element. Very rarely seen. Lead glass. Good condition; however I would think that the glass has had a light polish to the foot. This has little effect to the propo... Click for details

C1760 Rare Lynn Glass Hop & Barley Engraved Ale Tumbler

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1800: item #684809
P18DG 78

A rare English Georgian Lynn glass tumbler dating to C1760-70. Produced in Norfolk; Lynn glass is identified by the prominent ‘rings’ to the bowls of drinking vessels; this example with graduated rings, thinner at the top and broader towards the base. Elevated from scarce to rare by the addition of period hop & barley engraving in line with its use as an ale glass. Very rarely seen. A fruiting hop with associated foliage to one side and two barley ears in saltire to the reverse. A good ‘kick’ to... Click for details

C1880 Documented Stourbridge Webb Bronze Glass Vase

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1900: item #684631
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A ‘Bronze’ glass vase by Thomas Webb & Sons of Stourbridge, England, produced c1880. Webb bronze is produced on a green glass base and the iridescent effect is created by flashing oxides on the base glass towards the end of the production process. This example is an interesting gourd shape with six punched ‘dimples’ to the lower part. It is further enhanced over the iridescent surface with fired enamel work in a Moorish design which was popular during the period and is finished with a gilded rim... Click for details

C1780 Fine Quality Beaded Stem Georgian Jelly Glass

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1800: item #683610
P18DG 77

An excellent quality Georgian jelly glass dating to C1780-1800 with a plain bowl and a beaded rudimentary stem; mounted on a conical foot with large polished disc pontil area. High quality lead glass of a thick gauge. Perfect. Height: 4 3/8” Rim Diameter: 2 1/4” Foot Diameter: 2 1/4”

C1740 Small English Georgian Baluster Dram Glass

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1800: item #683600
P18DG 76

A small Georgian dram glass dating to C1740-50. The bell bowl mounted on a rudimentary stem with large basal knop and a small conical foot with rough pontil. Highly striated lead glass with a blueish/greenish tinge. Good condition. Height: 3 3/8” Rim Diameter: 2” Foot Diameter: Just under 1 ¾” Not a heavy glass and not from the heavy baluster period and priced as such.

C1765 Georgian Double Series Opaque Twist Dram Glass

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1800: item #683595
P18DG 75

A Georgian DSOT dram glass dating to C1765. The small cup bowl mounted on a stem comprising an inner lace twist and two thick outer spiral cables. Finished with a conical foot with rough pontil. Possibly Scottish in origin. Though scarce; they are occasionally seen with an engraved thistle or acorn border to the bowl. Good condition. Height: Just over 3 1/2” Rim Diameter: 2 1/8” Foot Diameter: 2 1/4”

C1745 Georgian Vermicular Collar Airtwist Wine Glass

Antiques: Decorative Art: Glass: English Pre 1800: item #682743
P18DG 72

A two piece English Georgian multiple spiral airtwist wine glass dating to C1745-50 with a stem drawn from the bowl applied with a medial vermicular collar and finished with a conical foot with rough pontil. Lead glass. Good condition with appropriate wear. Height: 6 ½” Rim Diameter: 2 1/2” Foot Diameter: 2 7/8”