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Georgian Plain Ogee Bowl Monteith or Bonnet Glass C1780
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Georgian Plain Ogee Bowl Monteith or Bonnet Glass C1780

18th century
Sold 3 December 2024 · Exhibit Antiques
This “Georgian Plain Ogee Bowl Monteith or Bonnet Glass C1780” found a buyer.

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Description

Technical Description

An 18th-century bonnet glass with an ogee bowl. A rudimentary stem with a conical foot and snapped pontil. A fine example.

Bonnet glasses come with a surprising variation in moulding, however, finding a plain bowl example is very difficult and we would say that this is probably the first example we have had.

Date & Origin

England, c1780. Period of George III.

Condition

Excellent, no chips cracks or restoration

Dimensions

Height: 7.1cm

Rim diameter: 6.1cm

Foot diameter: 5.4cm.

Historical Relevance

Hand-blown around the time King Louis XV disbanded French parliament on the 9th of May 1753.

Physical Dimensions
Height
7.1cm (2.80")
Width
6.1cm (2.40")
Depth
6.1cm (2.40")
Declaration

Exhibit Antiques has dated this Georgian Bonnet Glass to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1110962
Dealers Internal Reference
2024102908
Description
Technical Description

An 18th-century bonnet glass with an ogee bowl. A rudimentary stem with a conical foot and snapped pontil. A fine example.

“
Bonnet glasses come with a surprising variation in moulding, however, finding a plain bowl example is very difficult and we would say that this is probably the first example we have had.
Exhibit Antiques
fig 1. A clear glass Georgian bonnet glass with an ogee bowl, short stem, and folded foot, reflecting on a white surface against a gradient background.
fig 1. Georgian Plain Ogee Bowl Monteith or Bonnet Glass C1780

Date & Origin

England, c1780. Period of George III.

Condition

Excellent, no chips cracks or restoration

Dimensions

Height: 7.1cm

Rim diameter: 6.1cm

Foot diameter: 5.4cm.

Historical Relevance

Hand-blown around the time King Louis XV disbanded French parliament on the 9th of May 1753.

Height
7.1cm (2.80")
Width
6.1cm (2.40")
Depth
6.1cm (2.40")
Date of Manufacture

Exhibit Antiques has dated this Georgian Bonnet Glass to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1110962
Dealers Internal Ref
2024102908
Exhibit Antiques
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Specialists in 18th & 19th century antique glass

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Georgian Plain Ogee Bowl Monteith or Bonnet Glass C1780

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A clear glass Georgian bonnet glass with an ogee bowl, short stem, and folded foot, reflecting on a white surface against a gradient background.
Georgian Plain Ogee Bowl Monteith or Bonnet Glass c1780
Ref: SA1110962
A clear glass Georgian bonnet glass with an ogee bowl, short stem, and folded foot, reflecting on a white surface against a gradient background.
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  • ObjectGlassware
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialLead Glass
  • ColourClear
  • MotifsOgee bowl profile, Folded foot, Short stem, Plain construction
  • SizeH 7.1 cm (3 in) x W 6.1 cm (2 in) x D 6.1 cm (2 in)

A bonnet glass is a small, stemmed glass vessel produced during the 18th century, typically featuring an ogee or fluted bowl, traditionally used for serving sweetmeats, jellies, or custards.

Georgian glassware was predominantly crafted from lead metal or flint glass, often shaped by free-blowing or mold-blowing techniques, frequently displaying characteristic pontil marks on the base.

Authentic pieces generally exhibit characteristic glass-making traits such as a rough snapped pontil mark, tool marks, variations in thickness, and the specific high refractive index associated with period lead glass formulations.

Historic glassware adds textural contrast and subtle historical depth when displayed within modern dining spaces, open shelving units, or traditional cabinets.

Antique glass should be washed by hand in lukewarm water using a mild, non-abrasive detergent, avoiding sudden temperature changes and never using an automated dishwasher.
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