8 GEORGIAN & VICTORIAN WINE/CORDIAL GLASSES & BONNET/MONTEITH GLASSES

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This auction is for 8 Georgian and Victorian small glasses. 5 of them are wine or cordial glasses, possibly sherry. 2 are I think what are known as Bonnet or Monteith glasses. 1 is in the Roemer style but I do not know it's origin, don't think it is English. Pictures 1 - 3: Georgian glass with large foot, faceted stem and snapped pontil. 10.1cm high, 6.3cm bottom diameter, 4.9cm top diameter. Some dark coloured inclusions of matter at the base of the stem and within the foot. Picture 4: Early Victorian glass with six sided waisted stem with the cuts finishing in the base of the bowl, printie cuts around the bowl. 11.2cm high, 6cm bottom diameter, 5.8cm top diameter. Partially polished pontil. Picture 5: Victorian glass with irregular cuts to the base of the bowl, partially polished pontil. 11cm high, 5.4cm bottom diameter, 5cm top diameter. Picture 6: Early Victorian glass, inverted baluster stem, oval shaped cuts to the base of the bowl, partially polished pontil. 10.8cm high, 5.9cm bottom diameter, 5.5cm top diameter. Quite a thick glass with a greyish look to it. Picture 7 & 8 Cut glass possibly bonnet or monteith glass, square base flat underneath with star cut, fluted cut stem the cuts going through the knop to where it joins the bowl, diamond cut pattern to the bowl with vertical cuts to the top. 8.2cm high, 4cm base, 4.8cm diameter at the widest part of the bowl. Couple of small nicks around the base, otherwise in good condition. Picture 9 & 10: Cut glass, again possibly bonnet or monteith glass, thick square base flat underneath with polished pontil. The bowl has 3 rows of horizontal cuts, followedby a row of diamond cuts and another horizontal cut. The top edge has rounded cuts all around. The base has a couple of nicks around the edges with a sliceof glass missing from the underside of the base of one of the corners visible bottom left in picture 10. There are a few nicks here and there around the bowl. 8.5cm high, 4cm square base, 5.5cm diameter at the widest part of the bowl. Nice chunky glass weighing 222grams. Picture 11: Definitely old glass, unusual roemer shape with a flat polished base which has fluted cuts going up to a diamond cut knop. The bowl has elongated triangular cuts going up to a band of very pronounced diamonds with fan cuts in between. A couple of small nicks but no serious damage. 9cm high, 4.5cm base diameter, bowl diameter is 5.5cm not including the pronounced diamonds, otherwise 6.2cm. Another quite chunky glass for the size weighing 169 grams. Picture 12: A Victorian glass on a round base with a knop through the straight stem. Fluted cuts through the narrow base of the bowl with quite detailed fine cutting around the main body of the bowl - this is quite visible in the picture so I won't try to describe it. 12cm high, base is 6.1cm in diameter, top is 5.9cm in diameter. I have a limited knowledge of old glass and have described these glasses to the best of my ability. Please contact me if you want further information on any of these glasses and I will do my best to provide it along with any additional pictures if required. Postage will be £11.00 next day delivery fully insured or you can collect from me. Please email me if you have any questions about this listing. UK BIDDERS ONLY PLEASE. I WILL ALWAYS COMBINE ITEMS TO SAVE POSTAGE WHERE POSSIBLE. THIS IS ONE OF A NUMBER OF ITEMS THAT I HAVE LISTED DUE TO HAVING A MASSIVE CLEAR OUT - THERE WILL BE MORE TO FOLLOW ADDED DAILY. ITEMS INCLUDE OTHER POTTERY, GLASS ITEMS AND COSTUME JEWELLERY SO PLEASE ADD ME TO YOUR FAVOURITES IF YOU MAY BE INTERESTED AND CHECK BACK DAILY. THANKS! read more

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