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18th Century Facet Cut Wine Glass C1780
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18th Century Facet Cut Wine Glass C1780

18th century
Sold 3 December 2025 · Exhibit Antiques
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Description

Technical Description

A fine example of an 18th century facet cut wine glass dating to c1780. It has an ogee bowl above a diamond facet cut stem and conical foot.

A very nice example, taller than average for this form.

Date & Origin

England, c1780. Period of George III.

Condition

Excellent, no chips, cracks or restoration.

Dimensions

Height: 15cm

Bowl diameter: 5.4cm

Foot diameter: 7.2cm.

Physical Dimensions
Height
15cm (5.91")
Declaration

Exhibit Antiques has dated this 18th Century Wine Glass to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1124712
Dealers Internal Reference
2024120601
Description
Technical Description

A fine example of an 18th century facet cut wine glass dating to c1780. It has an ogee bowl above a diamond facet cut stem and conical foot.

A very nice example, taller than average for this form.

Date & Origin

England, c1780. Period of George III.

Condition

Excellent, no chips, cracks or restoration.

Dimensions

Height: 15cm

Bowl diameter: 5.4cm

Foot diameter: 7.2cm.

Height
15cm (5.91")
Date of Manufacture

Exhibit Antiques has dated this 18th Century Wine Glass to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1124712
Dealers Internal Ref
2024120601
Exhibit Antiques
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Specialists in 18th & 19th century antique glass

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An 18th-century clear lead glass wine glass featuring a straight-sided bowl and a heavily facet-cut stem resting on a conical foot.
18th Century Facet Cut Wine Glass c1780
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An 18th-century clear lead glass wine glass featuring a straight-sided bowl and a heavily facet-cut stem resting on a conical foot.
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  • ObjectWine Glasses
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialLead Glass
  • ColourClear
  • MotifsFacet cut stem, Conical foot, Straight-sided bowl
  • SizeH 15 cm (6 in)

Eighteenth-century facet cut wine glasses feature geometric cutting on the stem and lower bowl, a technique that gained popularity in England around 1745 following the repeal of the glass tax, replacing earlier air twist and opaque twist stems with brilliant light refraction.

These pieces were hand-blown using lead glass, often referred to as flint glass, which provided greater weight, clarity, and durability. The facets were subsequently applied by hand using abrasive wheels and polished to a high finish.

Authentic pieces typically exhibit small surface imperfections, wear marks on the polished conical foot known as pontil marks, and hand-cut facets that are irregular compared to machine-made Victorian or modern reproductions.

Displaying antique glassware in a lit glass-fronted cabinet or on open wooden shelving allows natural light to interact with the faceted stem, adding historic texture and refined detail to a room.

Historic glass should be washed exclusively by hand in warm water using mild soap, avoiding sudden temperature changes and abrasive sponges, and stored safely away from direct sunlight.
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