Wine Glass
Drinking glass with an ogee bowl with hoop and sprig undercutting. It is decorated with roses and a dragonfly in gold and has a gilt rim of James Giles' Gilding. The glass has a thick stem cut with small ...
Wine Glass
Drinking glass with a bucket bowl on a facetted stem. The bowl is engraved with festoons and is attached to a cut stem and plain foot. This is a rare item, c.1775.
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Drinking glass - a pan topped 'firing' glass on a cut stem and a plain foot, c.1770.
Wine Glass
Drinking glass, from Newcastle. It has a round funnel-shaped bowl with shallow cutting on the lower part. The stem is cut and knopped, with a tear in the upper knop and a large tear in the lower knop. ...
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Drinking glass with a straight-sided bowl on a single-knopped six-sided vertically cut stem. The cutting extends from the stem to the lower part of the bowl, with the foot cut in shallow flutes, c.1770-1780....
Wine Glass
Drinking glass with a straight-sided bowl with cutting on the lower half. It has a single-knopped, very thick cut facet-stem with a plain foot, c.1770.
Wine Glass
Drinking glass with an ovoid-shaped bowl, drawn from a single-knopped cut stem. The cutting extends to the lower part of the bowl, with the upper part engraved with a floral pattern. It has a plain foot, ...
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Drinking glass, made in England, it has a drawn trumpet-shaped bowl with a tear in the base. It is set on a short baluster stem and a domed foot. There is a tear in the knop, c.1740.
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Drinking glass with a straight-sided bowl. It has a very wide flange set on a white twist stem and the bowl has an unusually sharp angle, c.1750-1775.
Wine Glass
Drinking glass with an ogee shaped bowl, decorated with a vine border in white enamel. It has an opaque twist stem and a plain foot. The glass has been identified as a Beilby specimen, c.1750-1775.
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Drinking glass with a lipped cup-shaped bowl on a double coil opaque twist stem and plain foot, c.1755-1760.
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Drinking glass with a bell-shaped bowl and a thick base containing a circle of tear drops. It has a white twist stem and a plain foot, c.1875-1900.
Wine Glass
Drinking glass with an ogee bowl decorated on the upper part with a formal pattern in gold (James Giles' Gilding). The lower part is decorated with groups of flowers. It has gilt glass on an opaque stem ...
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Drinking glass with a true double-ogee bowl and slight fluting on the opaque twist stem. It has a plain foot. This item is rare, c.1760-1770.
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Drinking glass, made from so-called Norwich Glass, with two horizontal lines running round an ogee bowl. It has an opaque twist stem with a wide folded foot. Glasses of this type are sometimes called ...
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Drinking glass with a large bucket bowl, engraved with a vine and grapes, on an opaque twist stem and plain foot, c.1760.
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Drinking glass with a straight-sided bowl on a double-knopped opaque twist stem of fine quality, c.1760-1770.
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Drinking glass with a lipped ogee bowl on a small portion of plain stem over a single knopped opaque stem and plain foot. This item is unusual, c.1755.