Description
Heading : Opaque twist sweetmeat glass
Date : c1760
Period : George III
Origin : English
Colour : Clear
Bowl : Double Ogee
Bowl Features : Dogtooth rim with crisp petal moulding to the lower bowl
Stem : Multi spiral opaque twist with a flattened knop
Foot : Radially moulded
Pontil : Snapped
Type : Lead
Size : 9.7cm tall with a 10.7cm bowl and 7cm foot
Condition : Excellent
Restoration : None
Weight : 244grams
Additional Information :Examples with petal moulded bowls are rare. however similar examples without the moulding can be found within the following publications
References :
English. Scottish & Irish Table Glass By G. Bernard Hughes – Page 217 Figure 171.
Eighteenth Century English Drinking Glasses An Illustrated Guide By L.M. Bickerton – page 206 plate 605.
A collection of fine glass from the restoration to the regency By Sheppard and Smith.
Old English drinking glasses By Grant Francis – plate XL glass number 235.
Glass By E. Barrington Haynes – Plate 36a.
Sweetmeat and Jelly Glasses By Therle Hughes – Page 35 Plate 54.
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