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Description

A Georgian jelly glass, circa 1800, the flared bowl slice cut to the lower section terminating in a knopped stem and circular foot.

In excellent conditon with no faults.

11.5cm high, 6.5cm wide at the bowl.

Physical Dimensions

Height

11.5cm (4.53")

Width

6.5cm (2.56")

Depth

6.5cm (2.56")

Declaration

Hand of Glory has dated this Georgian Slice Cut Jelly Glass to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1109509

Description

A Georgian jelly glass, circa 1800, the flared bowl slice cut to the lower section terminating in a knopped stem and circular foot.

In excellent conditon with no faults.

11.5cm high, 6.5cm wide at the bowl.

Physical Dimensions

Height

11.5cm (4.53")

Width

6.5cm (2.56")

Depth

6.5cm (2.56")

Date of Manufacture

Hand of Glory has dated this Georgian Slice Cut Jelly Glass to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA1109509

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Hand of Glory

Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2012

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Location

Hand of Glory Antiques
34 Market Place
Chippenham
Wiltshire
SN15 3HP
United Kingdom

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Cataloguer’s note

Written by Sellingantiques from the dealer’s photographs and listing

ObjectGlassware
Period18th century
StyleGeorgian
MaterialLead Glass
ColourClear
MotifsSlice cuts, Annular knop, Circular foot, Flared rim
SizeH 11.5 cm (5 in) x W 6.5 cm (3 in) x D 6.5 cm (3 in)

FAQs

Georgian jelly glasses were popular during the 18th and early 19th centuries, specifically designed to serve syllabubs, jellies, and desserts at formal dining tables.

These pieces were typically crafted from lead glass, often referred to as flint glass, and hand-blown before receiving decorative cuts using a wheel.

Authentic pieces exhibit characteristics such as heavy weight due to lead content, pontil marks on the base from hand-blowing, and hand-cut facets with slight irregularities.

Antique glass can be displayed in illuminated cabinets, used as small stems for single botanical cuttings, or styled on open shelving to add historical texture.

Antique glass should be washed by hand in lukewarm water using mild detergent, avoiding sudden temperature changes and harsh scrubbing to protect the surface.