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Large Queen Anne Baluster Wine Glass Goblet C1710
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Large Queen Anne Baluster Wine Glass Goblet C1710

18th century
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Description

Technical Description

A magnificent Queen Ann early 18th-century Baluster stem goblet.

A large round funnel bowl with a solid section at the base, above a an inverted baluster stem featuring a large central tear above a teared basal knop. Conical folded foot.

We have pictured the goblet next to a standard sized baluster wine glass and also a large baluster firing glass.

Date & Origin

England, c1710. Period of Anne.

Condition

Excellent, no chips cracks or restoration.

Dimensions

Height: 20 cm

Rim diameter: 10.4 cm

Foot diameter: 10.4 cm.

Historical Context

Hand-blown around the time the Kingdom of Great Britain was created by the acts of union in 1706 and 1707.

Physical Dimensions
Height
20cm (7.87")
Declaration

Exhibit Antiques has dated this Queen Anne Baluster Goblet to the 18th Century.

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SA1173336
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PL2025092702
Description
Technical Description

A magnificent Queen Ann early 18th-century Baluster stem goblet.

A large round funnel bowl with a solid section at the base, above a an inverted baluster stem featuring a large central tear above a teared basal knop.
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Conical folded foot.

fig 1. An early eighteenth-century clear lead glass goblet featuring a large bell-shaped bowl and a stem with a baluster knop containing a teardrop inclusion.
fig 1. Large Queen Anne Baluster Wine Glass Goblet C1710

We have pictured the goblet next to a standard sized baluster wine glass and also a large baluster firing glass.

Date & Origin

England, c1710. Period of Anne.

Condition

Excellent, no chips cracks or restoration.

Dimensions

Height: 20 cm

Rim diameter: 10.4 cm

Foot diameter: 10.4 cm.

Historical Context

Hand-blown around the time the Kingdom of Great Britain was created by the acts of union in 1706 and 1707.

Height
20cm (7.87")
Date of Manufacture

Exhibit Antiques has dated this Queen Anne Baluster Goblet to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1173336
Dealers Internal Ref
PL2025092702
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An early eighteenth-century clear lead glass goblet featuring a large bell-shaped bowl and a stem with a baluster knop containing a teardrop inclusion.
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Archive I An early eighteenth-century clear lead glass goblet featuring a large bell-shaped bowl and a stem with a baluster knop containing a teardrop inclusion.

Large Queen Anne Baluster Wine Glass Goblet C1710

Archive II An early eighteenth-century clear lead glass goblet featuring a large bell-shaped bowl and a stem with a baluster knop containing a teardrop inclusion. View II
Archive III An early eighteenth-century clear lead glass goblet featuring a large bell-shaped bowl and a stem with a baluster knop containing a teardrop inclusion. View III
Archive IV Scale Reference for An early eighteenth-century clear lead glass goblet featuring a large bell-shaped bowl and a stem with a baluster knop containing a teardrop inclusion.
Archive V An early eighteenth-century clear lead glass goblet featuring a large bell-shaped bowl and a stem with a baluster knop containing a teardrop inclusion. View V
Archive VI An early eighteenth-century clear lead glass goblet featuring a large bell-shaped bowl and a stem with a baluster knop containing a teardrop inclusion. View VI
Archive VII An early eighteenth-century clear lead glass goblet featuring a large bell-shaped bowl and a stem with a baluster knop containing a teardrop inclusion. View VII
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Items For Sale 135
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An early eighteenth-century clear lead glass goblet featuring a large bell-shaped bowl and a stem with a baluster knop containing a teardrop inclusion.
Large Queen Anne Baluster Wine Glass Goblet c1710
Ref: SA1173336
An early eighteenth-century clear lead glass goblet featuring a large bell-shaped bowl and a stem with a baluster knop containing a teardrop inclusion.
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A Queen Anne baluster glass is an early eighteenth-century English drinking vessel produced during the reign of Queen Anne (17021714). These pieces are defined by heavy lead glass construction and stems modelled on architectural balusters, often featuring turned knops.

These glasses were hand-blown from lead crystal, also known as flint glass, which was developed in England during the late seventeenth century. The high lead content gave the glass notable weight, clarity, and acoustic resonance.

Authentic pieces display hand-blown characteristics, including a rough or polished pontil scar on the underside of the foot, air bubble inclusions within the stem knops, and slight variations in symmetry. The glass typically exhibits a dark, charcoal-grey tint when viewed in specific lighting.

Period stemware can be displayed inside illuminated glazed cabinets, arranged on a tray upon a sideboard, or placed as a standalone accent piece on open shelving to highlight its profile.

Antique lead glass should be washed individually by hand using lukewarm water and mild liquid soap. Automatic dishwashers and sudden temperature changes must be avoided to prevent thermal shock and surface clouding.
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