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Author Topic: 2 Late Georgian Lidded Jars  (Read 620 times)

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Offline mhgcgolfclub

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2 Late Georgian Lidded Jars
« on: January 11, 2022, 04:46:09 PM »
2 late Georgian lidded jars possibly into very early Victorian. The smaller more grey one was bought about 5 years ago in Dorking, the larger one was bought last week on the other side of the road also in Dorking..

The smaller one weighs 541gm , height 5.5" , diameter 4".
The larger one weighs 692gm , height 6.5" , diameter 5".

I knew the larger one was very similar in shape and had to buy it. Both in perfect condition.

Thanks for looking Roy.
ps Paul in 2014 you said if we put enough cut glass on we may get our own sub section.

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Offline Paul S.

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Re: 2 Late Georgian Lidded Jars
« Reply #1 on: January 11, 2022, 07:20:04 PM »
did I really Roy  -  if you say so. ;D           I say a lot of things, these days most of which I seem to forget.            Sounds like it was a good idea, though not sure we'd be able to persuade the Mods., and my collecting of cut stuff now has lessened considerably  -  I have too many hobbies.             
I do occasionally frequent that road in Dorking  -  often I'm the oldest thing in the shop  -  real antiques are getting less frequent, unfortunately.             These look good - give you a fiver, or six quid tops                             .......................                   for the pair, of course. ;) ;).             You're obviously finding some good stuff these days - must start to follow you around. :)    best wishes.

P.S.    how comes you recall things from seven years back - am sure I couldn't.               but, your comment  -  "in perfect condition" - worries me  -  something from 1825 - 1840 must surely have the tinnciest - tinciest - tinsiest          ...        small, bit of damage.             What do you call something from William IV reign -   unlikely?

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Re: 2 Late Georgian Lidded Jars
« Reply #2 on: January 13, 2022, 07:26:56 PM »
Paul I just happened to have read an old post from 2014 recently, don't ask which one.
Roy

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Re: 2 Late Georgian Lidded Jars
« Reply #3 on: January 13, 2022, 07:29:49 PM »
 ;D ;D

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