Category: Antique Glass.
Antique glass covers a wide range but mainly I buy Georgian and Victorian drinking glasses. Rarely, I buy Continental glass because I often don’t understand it. I never have chips polished out because it distorts the proportions. Neither do I have ‘clouding’ removed nor anything repaired because a) I don’t like anything ‘restored’ and b) I’m too mean.
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English wineglass c1770.
£145.00 -
Slag glass coal truck.
£12.00 -
Nailsea glass drumstick.
£39.00 -
Henry Greener bowl.
£48.00 -
Sowerby bowl.
£58.00 -
Rummer. C.1860.
£54.00 -
Lead glass decanter. English, mid-19th. century.
£58.00 -
Decanter, c.1840.
£58.00 -
Decanter, c.1900.
£75.00 -
Glass fencing epees, c.1920-30.
£95.00 -
Hand blown glass whip.
£78.00 -
Novelty glass cane, c.1840.
£115.00 -
Glass Tazza, c.1780-1820.
£195.00 -
Square-based rummer, c.1820.
£78.00 -
English lead glass rummer, c.1820.
£58.00 -
Rummers, c.1820-40.
£54.00