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Georgian Green Wine Glass C1825
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Georgian 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 green colour, it has a slice cut conical bowl, the cutting continuing down through the large shoulder knop. Conical foot.

Date & Origin

England, c1825. Period of George IV.

Condition

Excellent, no chips, cracks, or restoration.

Dimensions

Height: 13.9 cm

Rim diameter: 6.9 cm

Foot diameter: 6.8 cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
13.9cm (5.47")
Declaration

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

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SA1188753
Dealers Internal Reference
2025111330
Description
Technical Description

A fine George IV wine glass dating to 1825.

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

Conical foot.

Date & Origin

England, c1825. Period of George IV.

Condition

Excellent, no chips, cracks, or restoration.

Dimensions

Height: 13.9 cm

Rim diameter: 6.9 cm

Foot diameter: 6.8 cm

Height
13.9cm (5.47")
Date of Manufacture

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

Reference Numbers
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SA1188753
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2025111330
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An antique green glass wine goblet featuring a fluted conical bowl resting on a faceted stem knop and flat circular foot.
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Archive I An antique green glass wine goblet featuring a fluted conical bowl resting on a faceted stem knop and flat circular foot.

Georgian Green Wine Glass C1825

Archive II An antique green glass wine goblet featuring a fluted conical bowl resting on a faceted stem knop and flat circular foot. View II
Archive III An antique green glass wine goblet featuring a fluted conical bowl resting on a faceted stem knop and flat circular foot. View III
Archive IV An antique green glass wine goblet featuring a fluted conical bowl resting on a faceted stem knop and flat circular foot. View IV
Archive V An antique green glass wine goblet featuring a fluted conical bowl resting on a faceted stem knop and flat circular foot. View V
Archive VI An antique green glass wine goblet featuring a fluted conical bowl resting on a faceted stem knop and flat circular foot. View VI
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An antique green glass wine goblet featuring a fluted conical bowl resting on a faceted stem knop and flat circular foot.
Georgian Green Wine Glass c1825
Ref: SA1188753
An antique green glass wine goblet featuring a fluted conical bowl resting on a faceted stem knop and flat circular foot.
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FAQs

Georgian glassware refers to vessels produced in Britain during the reigns of King George I through King George IV, spanning 1714 to 1830. These pieces are typically hand-blown lead crystal characterised by substantial weight, dark or coloured glass formulations, and hand-cut ornamentation such as facets and fluting.

Coloured glass from the late Georgian era was produced by adding specific metallic oxides to the molten glass batch. Green hues were primarily achieved using iron oxide or copper oxide, melted together with lead silica to produce thick, richly coloured stemware.

Authentic pieces usually feature a rough or polished pontil mark on the base, slight air bubbles within the glass matrix, and minor structural variations due to hand-blowing. The weight of lead glass and distinct tool marks from hand-cutting on the stem and bowl also signal period manufacture.

Coloured stemware can be displayed on a sideboard top, curated inside a glass cabinet, or incorporated into contemporary dining tablescapes. Mixing antique coloured glass with modern ceramic tableware creates a layered, eclectic aesthetic.

Antique glass should always be washed by hand in warm water using a mild dishwashing liquid and a soft cloth. Dishwashers must be avoided, as harsh detergents and high water temperatures cause clouding and thermal shock.
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