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Pair of 19th Century Hand Blown & Engraved Tumblers
Richard Anthony Rush Antiques
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Richard Anthony Rush Antiques

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Pair of 19th Century Hand Blown & Engraved Tumblers

19th century
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Pair Of 19th Century Hand Blown & Engraved Tumblers

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At Richard Anthony Rush Antiques we pride ourselves on supplying top quality pieces carefully chosen for their originality, quality and condition.

Richard has worked as a conservator/restorer for over thirty five years with many eminent clients including the department store Peter Jones in Sloane Square, London (part of the John Lewis Partnership) for whom he restored and supplied antique furniture for over eighteen years.

Every piece supplied by Richard Anthony Rush Antiques is in fine showroom condition and finished to a very high standard. You can expect all furniture to be clean throughout and ready for your home.

We can arrange a full delivery service. Please contact us for a quote or if you would like additional information about any of our pieces.

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Physical Dimensions
Height
10cm (3.94")
Width
8cm (3.15")
Depth
8cm (3.15")
Declaration

Richard Anthony Rush Antiques has dated these Antique Engraved Glass Tumblers to the 19th Century.

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Sellingantiques Reference
SA1154923
Dealers Internal Reference
AS1157
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Pair Of 19th Century Hand Blown & Engraved Tumblers
At Richard Anthony Rush Antiques we pride ourselves on supplying top quality pieces carefully chosen for their originality, quality and condition.
Richard Anthony Rush Antiques

Richard has worked as a conservator/restorer for over thirty five years with many eminent clients including the department store Peter Jones in Sloane Square, London (part of the John Lewis Partnership) for whom he restored and supplied antique furniture for over eighteen years.

Every piece supplied by Richard Anthony Rush Antiques is in fine showroom condition and finished to a very high standard. You can expect all furniture to be clean throughout and ready for your home.

We can arrange a full delivery service. Please contact us for a quote or if you would like additional information about any of our pieces.

Height
10cm (3.94")
Width
8cm (3.15")
Depth
8cm (3.15")
Date of Manufacture

Richard Anthony Rush Antiques has dated these Antique Engraved Glass Tumblers to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1154923
Dealers Internal Ref
AS1157
Richard Anthony Rush Antiques
Richard Anthony Rush Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2023
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You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Richard Anthony Rush Antiques Profile Page

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A pair of 19th-century clear hand-blown glass tumblers featuring etched grapevine patterns around the upper rim and facet-cut bases.
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Archive I A pair of 19th-century clear hand-blown glass tumblers featuring etched grapevine patterns around the upper rim and facet-cut bases.

Pair of 19th Century Hand Blown & Engraved Tumblers

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The Old Dairy
Manor Road
Hasketon
Woodbridge
Suffolk
IP13 6HZ
United Kingdom
Verified Since Nov 2023
Items For Sale 37
Items Sold 112
Richard Anthony Rush Antiques
Richard Anthony Rush Antiques
Verified Since Nov 2023
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Location: The Old Dairy, Manor Road, Hasketon, Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP13 6HZ, United Kingdom
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A pair of 19th-century clear hand-blown glass tumblers featuring etched grapevine patterns around the upper rim and facet-cut bases.
Pair Of 19th Century Hand Blown & Engraved Tumblers
Ref: SA1154923
A pair of 19th-century clear hand-blown glass tumblers featuring etched grapevine patterns around the upper rim and facet-cut bases.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

During the 19th century, glassmakers refined techniques for wheel-engraving decorative patterns onto lead and soda-lime glass vessels. Drinking tumblers from this era frequently featured naturalistic themes, such as grapevines, wheat ears, or hops, which reflected traditional beverage imagery and dining etiquette of the period.

These tumblers were created by gathering molten glass on a blowpipe, blowing the form into shape, and shearing the rim. After annealing, lapidary artisans used copper wheels rotating with abrasive pastes to cut geometric facets around the base and engrave delicate surface patterns around the upper body.

Authentic period pieces display slight variations in glass thickness, minute air bubbles within the glass batch, and evidence of a polished or raw pontil mark on the base. Additionally, hand-engraving exhibits slight irregularities under magnification compared to modern acid-etched or laser-engraved reproductions.

Antique tumblers can be displayed on a wooden sideboard, integrated into a curated drinks tray, or styled within open kitchen shelving. Their neutral tone and reflective qualities allow them to contrast naturally against dark timber surfaces or minimalist contemporary tableware.

Wash antique glass by hand in lukewarm water using a mild liquid soap and a soft cloth, avoiding abrasive pads. Do not place period glassware in automatic dishwashers, as high thermal shock and harsh detergents can cloud or fracture historical glass.
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