The National Glass Collectors Fair

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Drinking glasses, decanters and tableware from our November 2019 Glass Fair

Drinking Glasses, Decanters & Tableware

The images featured on this page illustrate examples of 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th century drinking glasses, decanters and tableware that were offered for sale at our November 2019 glass fair.

You can view more pieces of glass that will be available to buy at our fair by visiting other Preview Gallery pages, which are dedicated to different types of glass:

Georgian Baluster Double Dram Glass

Featuring two rounded funnel-shaped bowls measuring 5.3 cm & 5.8 cm in diameter at the rims. There is a rough pontil mark to the base of one bowl. No chips, cracks, significant scratches or any obvious evidence of restoration. Made from English lead metal.
C. 1730

Height: 12 cm

Stand No. 44 -
Hall 2

Georgian Baluster Stem Firing Glass - C. 1730

Featuring a trumpet-shaped bowl (6.5 cm ø). The stem contains an air tear & the bowl sits on a heavy cushion knop and a thick conical firing foot.
Height: 10.2 cm.

Stand No. 44 - Hall 2

Georgian, English, Wrythen Moulded Flammiform Dwarf Ale Glass

The rounded funnel bowl is wrythen-moulded to the lower three-quarters, with the wrythening ending at the flammiform fringe. The bowl sits on a short, wrythened inverted baluster stem and a conical foot. C. 1760

Height: 14.2 cm

Stand No. 44 -
Hall 2

Ancient Glass Ingot

Large Thai glass ingot dating between the 1st century BC/BCE and 4th century AD/CE. Green/aqua in colour, although discoloured by iridescence (no decoration). Size: 19cm x 3.8cm.

Stand No. 44 - Hall 2

Masonic Glass - C. 1750

The trumpet-shaped bowl is engraved with Masonic symbols including an anchor, compasses, & the sun.

Height: 9cm

Stand No. 44 - Hall 2

18th Century Two Spout Oil Lamp

The lamp has a rounded bucket-shaped bowl with a flattened top and a raised rim. The bowl features gadrooning to the base and both spouts.

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Stand No. 44 - Hall 2

Small Roman Glass Cup

This cup features millefiori decoration and dates to the 1st century AD/CE. The cup has an everted lip & it is decorated with small polychrome murrines embedded in black glass (producing a millefiori effect).

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Stand No. 44 - Hall 2

Iittala

Boxed set of Iittala i-130 shot glasses.

Stand No. 24 - Hall 1

Facon De Venise Wine Glass

The trumpet-shaped bowl is engraved with a stylised border of foliage & under the rim there is a mid-European style medial band of fronds. The bowl sits on a merise, a hollow fluted drop knop, another merise, a short piece of plain stem & a basal knop. C. 1700.

Height: 14cm

Stand No. 44 -
Hall 2

Myers Neff - C. 1900

A rare set of six Myers Neff tall champagne coupes. Each glass is 22.5cm tall and features a different pattern. The bowl diameter is 10.5cm.

Stand No. 08 - Hall 1

Walsh

Amber intaglio cut with fruiting vines. Possibly made by Walsh.

Height: 22cm

C. 1930

Stand No. 08 -
Hall 1

Baluster Wine Glasses - C. 1710 - 1735

A group of glasses, including a deceptive wine glass, a true baluster wine, an early cushioned mushroom knop heavy baluster and a very large capacity heavy baluster goblet.

Stand No. 17 - Hall 1

Champaign Glasses - C. 1900

Four tall French champenoise coupes with flute cut sides. Possibly made by Baccarat.

Height: 16.5cm (8.2cm bowl diameter)

Stand No. 08 - Hall 1

Webb - C. 1920

A set of six intaglio cut tall cordial glasses, made by Webb.

Height: 16.5cm

Stand No. 08 - Hall 1

Cocktail Glasses - C. 1930

One of a pair of hand enamelled cocktail glasses.

Stand No. 50 - Hall 2

Composite Wine Glasses

Two composite wines glasses with an air twist flute.

C. 1740-1750

Stand No. 17 - Hall 1

Dartington

One of a pair of Dartington wine goblets.

Stand No. 50 -
Hall 2

Last Drop Engraved Tumbler

Stand No. 50 - Hall 2

Finger Bowls

A pair of 19th century engraved finger bowls.

Stand No. 50 - Hall 2

Bohemian Type Engraved Goblet

Stand No. 50 -
Hall 2

A. P. Hagg

Engraved tumbler and one of four glasses by
A. P. Hagg.

C. 1920

Stand No. 50 - Hall 2

Harrachov

Rare decanter with glasses, designed by Milan Metelak for Harrachov.

Stand No. 46 - Hall 2

A. P. Hagg

Two point engraved tumblers by A. P. Hagg.

C. 1930

Stand No. 50 - Hall 2

Fritz Heckert - C. 1900

A and saucer painted in translucent enamel. The cup signed 'FH' and numbered under the original retailers label.

Height: 6cm (diameter: 10.5cm)

Stand No. 08 - Hall 1

Hock Glass

Theriesenthal hand decorated hock glass.

Stand No. 50 - Hall 2

Rock Crystal Jug

Stand No. 50 - Hall 2

Legras - C. 1900

Amber Zanzibar design cabaret set with decanter (17.5cm tall), 5 glasses (5cm tall) & matching tray (20.5cm diameter).

Stand No. 08 - Hall 1

Wine Goblets - C. 1755

Two light baluster wine goblets.

Stand No. 17 - Hall 1

St Louis - C. 1920

A French 'St. Louis Cristal' green 'Massenet decanter (31cm tall incl. stopper) with 6 matching cordial glasses (12cm tall).

Stand No. 08 - Hall 1

Moser

A tall Moser wine glass, enamelled with a branch and leaves on a flute cut trumpet stem, with fine diamond cut knop.

Height: 21cm

C. 1890

Stand No. 08 - Hall 1

Orrefors Decanter

Stand No. 50 - Hall 2

Moser

Heavy continental goblet with ruby applied panels and gilt decoration.

Probably made by Moser.

Stand No. 50 -
Hall 2

Knife Rests - C. 1930

One of two pairs of Art Deco opalescent knife rests with a dove on either end.

Height: 3cm (length eight 10cm)

Stand No. 08 - Hall 1

Pair of Sandvick Candlesticks

Stand No. 50 - Hall 2

Spa Glass

19th century engraved spa glass.

Stand No. 50 - Hall 2

St. Louis - C. 1920

A liqueur decanter (18cm tall) with set of harlequin glasses (6cm tall).

Stand No. 08 - Hall 1

Dartington

One of a pair of Dartington candlesticks designed by Frank Thrower.

Stand No. 50 - Hall 2

Tumblers - C. 1900

One of a pair of diagonally optic moulded, engraved and intaglio cut tumblers.

Stand No. 50 - Hall 2

Opaque Twist Glasses

A rare firing glass, two ale flutes, a mixed twist cordial and two knopped glasses, one of which is a small goblet.

Stand No. 17 - Hall 1

Wine Glasses

Pair of 19th century wine glasses with uranium green bowls.

Stand No. 50 - Hall 2

Salts

A selection of Victorian and later glass salts, some with silver plated stands. Heights range from 3cm to 7.5cm.

Stand No. 08 - Hall 1

Pair Of 19th Century Wine Glasses

Stand No. 50 - Hall 2

Seetmeat Glass

A massive sweetmeat glass and cover. Engraved with vine leaves and polished grapes.

The height, including the cover is 29.2cm.

C. 1740

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Stand No. 40 -
Hall 2

Ale Carafe

A Beilby Ale carafe with both wash and raised enamel decoration.

Height: 23.5cm

C. 1760

Stand No. 40 -
Hall 2

Balustroid Champagne Glass - C 1740/50

Height: 13cm

Stand No. 40 - Hall 2

Champagne Goblet

A rare opaque twist sweetmeat or champagne goblet.

C. 1760

Height: 17.6cm

Stand No. 40 -
Hall 2

Pedestal Stick

Pedestal stem taper stick.

C. 1740/50

Height: 17.3cm

Stand No. 40 -
Hall 2

Heavy Baluster

A superb large goblet.

C. 1710

Height: 22.9 cm

Stand No. 40 -
Hall 2

Rare Tall Champagne Glass

C 1730

Height: 17.4cm

Stand No. 40 -
Hall 2

Mead/White Wine Glass

A mead or white wine glass featuring a cup bowl over a pair of cushion knops and basal knop on a folded conical foot.

Ex Walter Smith Collection.

C. 1700/1710

Height: 14.5cm

Stand No. 40 - Hall 2

Hollow Stem Champagne Glass

With an engraved cup bowl over a centre swollen hollow stem on a domed and folded foot.

Height: 15.8cm

C. 1755

Stand No. 40 -
Hall 2

Powell - C. 1930

Cut glass amber sherry decanter and a pair of glasses.

Stand No. 48 - Hall 2

Powell

Carafe with melted-in threading. C. 1900.
Goblet with double gold knop. C. 1900.
Colchester vase. C. 1912

Stand No. 48 - Hall 2