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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: LEGSY on August 07, 2018, 02:05:29 PM
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I bought a box of glasses recently and was wondering if this was genuine i got the box for a low price and found a couple of nice early victorian beaker's amongst the glassware so when i saw this glass i initially thought great but i have never held a glass of this age or what this glass is trying to be i wonder if anybody would like to pop in and make a view over the date and if it's English please.
Sorry Sharp pontil scar on a plain foot just under 7" tall and rim & foot of similar dimension's i have observed through a strong jeweler's loop that there is small seeds this is under a strong magnification and a fair amount of roughness on outside rim & foot not easy to see with naked eye.
Thank you for looking.
sadly has two tiny nibbles to underside of foot
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:) I think it's Peter you want, oldglassman. 8)
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looks like a light baluster wine glass circa early 18th cen. nice find
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Thank you for comment's really interesting what turn's up in box's of glass at auction's always look in them..
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No problem, you'll know if it's English by tapping it, if it rings then will be lead glass. The foot is called a domed foot and the trumpet shaped bowl is typical of this period (1st quarter of century)