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Ten attractive coloured glasses, late 18th and early 19th centuries
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London, United Kingdom
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Ten attractive coloured glasses, late 18th and early 19th centuries Four of deep emerald-green tint and with cup-shaped bowls, comprising two rib-moulded mead or champagne glasses, including one with a faintly ribbed hollow baluster stem, the other with a hollow wrythen stem, a roemer with three raspberry prunts on the hollow stem, the last engraved with a band of fruiting vine and with an angular-knopped stem, a wine of deep amber tint with a tulip bowl engraved with a border of fruiting vine, four glasses of deep turquoise-green tint, comprising a rib-moulded mead or champagne glass with a cup-shaped bowl on a stem with a central knop, a wine with a rib-moulded drawn tulip bowl, the last two with conical bowls set on graduated collars and angular-knopped stems, the taller perhaps a champagne or ale glass, together with a wine of deep amethyst tint with a conical bowl set on a baluster stem, 10.5cm to 14.2cm high (10) Footnotes: Provenance With Maureen Thompson (turquoise-green mead) With Cotswold Antiques, October 2013 (first mentioned) With Scottish Antiques (second mentioned and conical wine) With Delomosne and Son, 2016 (last two mentioned) Graham Slater Collection A very similar turquoise-green conical champagne or ale glass is illustrated by by Asprey in their exhibition catalogue, Green Glass 1740-1840 (1986), no.68, where it is attributed to the Newry Glass House in Ireland. See also no.24 for a glass identical to the rib-moulded turquoise-green mead glass in this lot. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
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Ten attractive coloured glasses, late 18th and early 19th centuries Four of deep emerald-green tint and with cup-shaped bowls, comprising two rib-moulded mead or champagne glasses, including one with a faintly ribbed hollow baluster stem, the other with a hollow wrythen stem, a roemer with three raspberry prunts on the hollow stem, the last engraved with a band of fruiting vine and with an angular-knopped stem, a wine of deep amber tint with a tulip bowl engraved with a border of fruiting vine, four glasses of deep turquoise-green tint, comprising a rib-moulded mead or champagne glass with a cup-shaped bowl on a stem with a central knop, a wine with a rib-moulded drawn tulip bowl, the last two with conical bowls set on graduated collars and angular-knopped stems, the taller perhaps a champagne or ale glass, together with a wine of deep amethyst tint with a conical bowl set on a baluster stem, 10.5cm to 14.2cm high (10) Footnotes: Provenance With Maureen Thompson (turquoise-green mead) With Cotswold Antiques, October 2013 (first mentioned) With Scottish Antiques (second mentioned and conical wine) With Delomosne and Son, 2016 (last two mentioned) Graham Slater Collection A very similar turquoise-green conical champagne or ale glass is illustrated by by Asprey in their exhibition catalogue, Green Glass 1740-1840 (1986), no.68, where it is attributed to the Newry Glass House in Ireland. See also no.24 for a glass identical to the rib-moulded turquoise-green mead glass in this lot. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
A Modern Antiquarian: The Collection of Graham Sla
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101 New Bond Street
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