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George III Half Wrythen Ale Glass
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George III Half Wrythen Ale Glass

18th century
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A George III late 18th century lead hand blown glass half Wrythen ale glass. The glass having a one piece trumpet funnel bowl through a twisted stem. Raised on a conical circular foot. Measures approx. 13cm tall x 7cm in diameter.

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IM Chaney Antiques has dated this Georgian Wrythen Ale Glass to the 18th Century.

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A George III late 18th century lead hand blown glass half Wrythen ale glass. The glass having a one piece trumpet funnel bowl through a twisted stem. Raised on a conical circular foot. Measures approx. 13cm tall x 7cm in diameter.
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IM Chaney Antiques has dated this Georgian Wrythen Ale Glass to the 18th Century.

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A Georgian clear hand-blown glass ale flute featuring half-wrythen spiral fluting on the lower bowl above a conical foot.
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Archive I A Georgian clear hand-blown glass ale flute featuring half-wrythen spiral fluting on the lower bowl above a conical foot.

George III half wrythen ale glass

Archive II A Georgian clear hand-blown glass ale flute featuring half-wrythen spiral fluting on the lower bowl above a conical foot. View II
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A Georgian clear hand-blown glass ale flute featuring half-wrythen spiral fluting on the lower bowl above a conical foot.
George III half wrythen ale glass
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A Georgian clear hand-blown glass ale flute featuring half-wrythen spiral fluting on the lower bowl above a conical foot.
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Originating in eighteenth-century Britain, wrythen ale glasses feature distinctive spiral fluting or moulding across the bowl or stem, designed specifically for drinking traditional malt ale.

These vessels were hand-blown from lead or soda metal, utilizing optical moulds to create ribbed patterns before being finished with an applied foot and trimmed rim.

Authentic pieces display subtle hand-blown irregularities, a dark greyish cast under light, a rough or ground pontil mark underneath the foot, and soft wear to the base rim.

These historic vessels function effectively when arranged on a sideboard tray, incorporated into a curated glass cabinet display, or styled alongside modern barware.

Hand wash delicate antique glass in lukewarm water using a gentle soap, avoiding dishwashers, harsh chemicals, or sudden temperature shifts that risk cracking.
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