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Rare Pink & White Nailsea Glass Serving Bottle C1860
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Rare Pink & White Nailsea Glass Serving Bottle C1860

19th century
Sold 18 January 2026 · Exhibit Antiques
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Description

Technical Description

A 19th century 'Nailsea' glass serving bottle dating to c1860 with pulled Pink and White decoration. This colour combination can be found on many Nailsea forms, however wine carafes are exceptionally rare.

Date & Origin

England, c1860

Condition

Excellent, age-related wear as shown. No chips cracks or restoration, clean and clear.

Dimensions

Height: 28.5 cm

Diameter: 7 cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
29cm (11.42")
Width
7cm (2.76")
Declaration

Exhibit Antiques has dated this Pink Nailsea Glass Bottle to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1167763
Dealers Internal Reference
2024093020
Description
Technical Description

A 19th century 'Nailsea' glass serving bottle dating to c1860 with pulled Pink and White decoration.

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This colour combination can be found on many Nailsea forms, however wine carafes are exceptionally rare.
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Date & Origin

England, c1860

Condition

Excellent, age-related wear as shown. No chips cracks or restoration, clean and clear.

Dimensions

Height: 28.5 cm

Diameter: 7 cm

Height
29cm (11.42")
Width
7cm (2.76")
Date of Manufacture

Exhibit Antiques has dated this Pink Nailsea Glass Bottle to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1167763
Dealers Internal Ref
2024093020
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Exhibit Antiques
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Specialists in 18th & 19th century antique glass

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An antique hand-blown glass bottle featuring white loop patterns swirling across a translucent pink body with a narrow neck and flared rim. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I An antique hand-blown glass bottle featuring white loop patterns swirling across a translucent pink body with a narrow neck and flared rim. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Rare Pink & White Nailsea Glass Serving Bottle C1860

Archive II An antique hand-blown glass bottle featuring white loop patterns swirling across a translucent pink body with a narrow neck and flared rim. View II
Archive III An antique hand-blown glass bottle featuring white loop patterns swirling across a translucent pink body with a narrow neck and flared rim. View III
Archive IV An antique hand-blown glass bottle featuring white loop patterns swirling across a translucent pink body with a narrow neck and flared rim. View IV
Archive V An antique hand-blown glass bottle featuring white loop patterns swirling across a translucent pink body with a narrow neck and flared rim. View V
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An antique hand-blown glass bottle featuring white loop patterns swirling across a translucent pink body with a narrow neck and flared rim.
Rare Pink & White Nailsea Glass Serving Bottle c1860
Ref: SA1167763
An antique hand-blown glass bottle featuring white loop patterns swirling across a translucent pink body with a narrow neck and flared rim.
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  • ObjectDecorative Bottles & Flasks
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialGlass
  • ColourPink
  • MotifsLooping trails, Swirled glass, Flared rim, Polished pontil
  • SizeH 29 cm (11 in) x W 7 cm (3 in)

Nailsea glass refers to glassware manufactured at the glassworks in Nailsea, near Bristol, England, operating primarily from 1788 to 1873, renowned for its characteristic looped and pulled white enamel designs.

These items were crafted from blown glass using potash or lead metal, incorporating opaque white or coloured glass trails applied while hot and manipulated with combs or loops before being fire-polished.

Authentic pieces typically exhibit irregular loop or feather patterns embedded within the glass body, a polished pontil mark on the base, and weight consistent with 19th-century hand-blown manufacturing methods.

Displaying these vessels on open shelving, mantelpieces, or illuminated cabinets allows natural light to highlight the translucent coloured glass and intricate interior patterns.

Clean antique glass gently using lukewarm water and mild soap, avoiding harsh chemicals, ultrasonic cleaners, or sudden temperature changes to protect the fragile historical material.
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