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A superb and quite rare air twist Ale glass dating to the mid 18th century. It has an elongated round funnel bowl above a double series air twist stem consisting of a mercury corkscrew outside an air cable. Conical foot with a snapped pontil.
Date & Origin
England, c1750. Period of George II.
Condition
Excellent, no chips cracks or restoration
Dimensions
Height: 18.cm
Bowl diameter: 6.5cm
Foot diameter: 7.8cm.
Comment
Within the air twist category of 18th-century glasses, the double series has an approx 1-10 ratio to a single series. So quite a rare twist. Also, as you may have noticed, there are substantially more wine glasses than the are ale glasses surviving from the 18th century. A fine tall example and certainly a great addition to any collection.
Internal Reference: DM2024053006
Antique Number: SA1081966
Dateline of this antique is 1750
Height is 18cm (7.1inches)Width is 0cm (0.0inches)Depth is 0cm (0.0inches)
Antique #SA1081966, shown on this page, originates from 1750. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was made:
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