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Late 1800'S Ruby Glass Miniature Tankard
Henley Street Antiques
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Late 1800'S Ruby Glass Miniature Tankard

19th century
Description

Victorian, late 1800's, probably Bohemian Ruby coloured and engraved Miniature Tankard.

The tankard depicts Fortress Sonnenberg near Wiesbaden in Germany. The text reads 'Sonnenberg b. Wiesbaden.

Height of the tankard ca 5.3 cm and diameter ca 3.4 cm.

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Henley Street Antiques has dated this Ruby Glass Miniature Tankard to the Victorian era.

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SA1190282
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SKU 853
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Description
Victorian, late 1800's, probably Bohemian Ruby coloured and engraved Miniature Tankard.

The tankard depicts Fortress Sonnenberg near Wiesbaden in Germany. The text reads 'Sonnenberg b. Wiesbaden.

Height of the tankard ca 5.3 cm and diameter ca 3.4 cm.

Free delivery to the UK and Ireland.

Please add £ 10 for deliveries to the EU, USA and Canada.

Date of Manufacture

Henley Street Antiques has dated this Ruby Glass Miniature Tankard to the Victorian era.

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SA1190282
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SKU 853
Henley Street Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2020
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A late Victorian miniature ruby glass tankard with an applied red handle and a white etched architectural motif on the body.
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Archive I A late Victorian miniature ruby glass tankard with an applied red handle and a white etched architectural motif on the body.

Late 1800's Ruby Glass Miniature Tankard

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Archive IV A late Victorian miniature ruby glass tankard with an applied red handle and a white etched architectural motif on the body. View IV
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Henley Street Antiques
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Stratford upon Avon
United Kingdom
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A late Victorian miniature ruby glass tankard with an applied red handle and a white etched architectural motif on the body.
Late 1800's Ruby Glass Miniature Tankard
Ref: SA1190282
A late Victorian miniature ruby glass tankard with an applied red handle and a white etched architectural motif on the body.
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FAQs

Ruby glass gained immense popularity during the nineteenth century, particularly in Europe and Britain, where copper or gold compounds were added to create rich red tones. These items were frequently crafted as decorative novelties or commemorative souvenirs during the Victorian era.

Flashed glass was produced by fusing a thin layer of molten ruby glass onto a thicker base of clear glass. Craftsmen then used wheel engraving or acid etching to cut through the red layer, revealing the transparent glass underneath to form motifs.

Authentic pieces typically feature slight hand-drawn variations in the etched design, hand-applied handles, and subtle wear to the base. The weight and sharpness of the cut or etched edges often distinguish historical glassware from modern reproductions.

Miniature glassware is best styled on open shelving, within a curio cabinet, or placed on a window sill where natural light can highlight the coloured glass. Grouping smaller items together creates a focused vignette without overwhelming a room.

Clean antique glass gently by hand using lukewarm water and a mild detergent, using a soft cloth to avoid scratching the surface. Never place historical glassware in a dishwasher or subject it to sudden temperature changes.
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