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Georgian ‘Toastmaster’ Wine Glass, C.1830
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Georgian ‘Toastmaster’ Wine Glass, C.1830

18th century
Description

A lovely Georgian Toastmaster wine glass, with a facet cut deceptive bowl, designed in such a way as to help keep the Toastmaster sober.

Date: c.1830

Dimensions: Height: 3.5 inches. Diameter: 2 inches (8.9 x 5.1 cm)

Condition: Undamaged. No chips, cracks or scratches.

Physical Dimensions
Height
8.9cm (3.50")
Width
5.1cm (2.01")
Depth
5.1cm (2.01")
Declaration

Quiet Street Antiques of Bath has dated this Georgian Toastmaster Wine Glass to the Georgian era.

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SA1164447
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1768/A
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Description
A lovely Georgian Toastmaster wine glass, with a facet cut deceptive bowl, designed in such a way as to help keep the Toastmaster sober.

Date: c.1830

Dimensions: Height: 3.5 inches. Diameter: 2 inches (8.9 x 5.1 cm)

Condition: Undamaged. No chips, cracks or scratches.

Height
8.9cm (3.50")
Width
5.1cm (2.01")
Depth
5.1cm (2.01")
Date of Manufacture

Quiet Street Antiques of Bath has dated this Georgian Toastmaster Wine Glass to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1164447
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1768/A
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An antique clear lead glass toastmaster wine glass dating to circa 1830 with a thick deceptive bowl, fluted cutting, a knopped stem, and a flat circular foot.
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An antique clear lead glass toastmaster wine glass dating to circa 1830 with a thick deceptive bowl, fluted cutting, a knopped stem, and a flat circular foot.
Georgian ‘Toastmaster’ wine glass, c.1830
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An antique clear lead glass toastmaster wine glass dating to circa 1830 with a thick deceptive bowl, fluted cutting, a knopped stem, and a flat circular foot.
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A toastmaster glass is a specialised 18th or 19th-century drinking vessel crafted with an exceptionally thick interior base inside the bowl to create the illusion of a full measure while holding a minimal volume of liquid, allowing the host to remain sober while responding to every toast.

During the late Georgian and Regency periods, stemware was hand-blown from lead glass, featuring hand-cut fluting, tool-shaped knopped stems, and hand-finished circular foot bases.

Authentic pieces display signs of hand production, such as slight weight asymmetry, tiny air bubbles trapped within the glass matrix, micro-abrasions on the underside of the base, and a reduced bowl volume relative to exterior dimensions.

Historical glassware can be arranged in small groupings inside illuminated display cabinets, positioned on a brass tray upon a sideboard, or styled on a dining room bar cart alongside contemporary decanters.

Hand wash antique glass individually in tepid water using mild liquid soap, avoiding dishwashers, sudden temperature shifts, and abrasive cloths that could cause surface scratches or thermal cracking.
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