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Georgian Teal Green Wine Glass C1825
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Georgian Teal Green Wine Glass C1825

18th century
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Description

Technical Description

A fine George IV wine glass dating to 1825. In a wonderful teal green colour, it has a slice cut conical bowl, the cutting continuing down through the shoulder and knop and stem. Conical foot.

Date & Origin

England, c1825. Period of George IV.

Condition

Excellent, no chips, cracks, or restoration.

Dimensions

Height: 13.8 cm

Rim diameter: 6.9 cm

Foot diameter: 6.8 cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
13.8cm (5.43")
Declaration

Exhibit Antiques has dated this Georgian Green Wine Glass to the Georgian era.

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SA1188752
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2025111329
Description
Technical Description

A fine George IV wine glass dating to 1825.

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In a wonderful teal green colour, it has a slice cut conical bowl, the cutting continuing down through the shoulder and knop and stem.
Exhibit Antiques

Conical foot.

Date & Origin

England, c1825. Period of George IV.

Condition

Excellent, no chips, cracks, or restoration.

Dimensions

Height: 13.8 cm

Rim diameter: 6.9 cm

Foot diameter: 6.8 cm

Height
13.8cm (5.43")
Date of Manufacture

Exhibit Antiques has dated this Georgian Green Wine Glass to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1188752
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2025111329
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A Georgian teal green glass wine goblet featuring a fluted conical bowl, a faceted knopped stem, and a flat circular foot.
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Archive I A Georgian teal green glass wine goblet featuring a fluted conical bowl, a faceted knopped stem, and a flat circular foot.

Georgian Teal Green Wine Glass C1825

Archive II A Georgian teal green glass wine goblet featuring a fluted conical bowl, a faceted knopped stem, and a flat circular foot. View II
Archive III A Georgian teal green glass wine goblet featuring a fluted conical bowl, a faceted knopped stem, and a flat circular foot. View III
Archive IV A Georgian teal green glass wine goblet featuring a fluted conical bowl, a faceted knopped stem, and a flat circular foot. View IV
Archive V A Georgian teal green glass wine goblet featuring a fluted conical bowl, a faceted knopped stem, and a flat circular foot. View V
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A Georgian teal green glass wine goblet featuring a fluted conical bowl, a faceted knopped stem, and a flat circular foot.
Georgian Teal Green Wine Glass c1825
Ref: SA1188752
A Georgian teal green glass wine goblet featuring a fluted conical bowl, a faceted knopped stem, and a flat circular foot.
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FAQs

Georgian coloured glassware from the 1820s typically features rich, mineral-tinted shades such as teal, green, and cobalt blue. These hand-blown pieces often display heavy lead-glass composition, fluted or panel-cut bowls, and faceted or knopped stems reflecting Regency aesthetic preferences.

These vessels were hand-blown using lead crystal infused with metallic oxides, such as iron or copper, to produce distinct green and teal tones. The stem and foot were attached separately while hot, followed by manual cutting or tooling to create decorative facets and fluting.

Authentic pieces generally exhibit subtle hand-crafting irregularities, a polished or ground pontil mark underneath the foot, and slight wear consistent with age on the base contact rim. The glass weight is typically noticeable due to high lead content.

Coloured Georgian glass can be styled on dining tables to create vibrant tablescapes or arranged inside illuminated display cabinets and on sideboard trays where natural light enhances the glass colour.

Clean antique glassware by hand using lukewarm water and mild dish liquid, avoiding extreme temperature shifts to prevent thermal shock. Refrain from using dishwashers or abrasive materials that could scratch or cloud the glass surface.
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