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Rare Georgian Irish Cut Glass Standing Bowl C1825-30
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Rare Georgian Irish Cut Glass Standing Bowl C1825-30

18th century
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A rare, well-balanced cut glass standing bowl, produced in Ireland around c1825-30. The bowl is decorated with a strawberry-cut diamond band edged with prism cuts. It features a continuous overturned rim decorated with cross-cut diamonds, fan-cuts between, split-cuts along the borders, and prism cuts to the rim's edge. This rare domed foot and stem is blown in a singular piece of glass so that the knop formation has been created utilising a constriction, this has left the knop hollow, which leads into the hollow, prism cut foot.

Date & Origin

Ireland, c1825-30. Period of King George IV.

Condition

Excellent, age-related wear. No chips, cracks or restoration.

Dimensions

Height: 16cm

Rim Diameter: 19cm

Foot Diameter: 10.6cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
16cm (6.30")
Width
19cm (7.48")
Depth
19cm (7.48")
Declaration

Exhibit Antiques has dated this Georgian Cut Glass Bowl to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1203789
Dealers Internal Reference
2026020141
Description
Description

A rare, well-balanced cut glass standing bowl, produced in Ireland around c1825-30. The bowl is decorated with a strawberry-cut diamond band edged with prism cuts.

It features a continuous overturned rim decorated with cross-cut diamonds, fan-cuts between, split-cuts along the borders, and prism cuts to the rim's edge.
Exhibit Antiques

This rare domed foot and stem is blown in a singular piece of glass so that the knop formation has been created utilising a constriction, this has left the knop hollow, which leads into the hollow, prism cut foot.

Date & Origin

Ireland, c1825-30. Period of King George IV.

Condition

Excellent, age-related wear. No chips, cracks or restoration.

Dimensions

Height: 16cm

Rim Diameter: 19cm

Foot Diameter: 10.6cm

Height
16cm (6.30")
Width
19cm (7.48")
Depth
19cm (7.48")
Date of Manufacture

Exhibit Antiques has dated this Georgian Cut Glass Bowl to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1203789
Dealers Internal Ref
2026020141
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A clear cut glass standing bowl featuring an overturned diamond-cut rim, a central cut pattern band, a knopped stem, and a terraced stepped base.
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Archive I A clear cut glass standing bowl featuring an overturned diamond-cut rim, a central cut pattern band, a knopped stem, and a terraced stepped base.

Rare Georgian Irish Cut Glass Standing Bowl C1825-30

Archive II A clear cut glass standing bowl featuring an overturned diamond-cut rim, a central cut pattern band, a knopped stem, and a terraced stepped base. View II
Archive III A clear cut glass standing bowl featuring an overturned diamond-cut rim, a central cut pattern band, a knopped stem, and a terraced stepped base. View III
Archive IV A clear cut glass standing bowl featuring an overturned diamond-cut rim, a central cut pattern band, a knopped stem, and a terraced stepped base. View IV
Archive V A clear cut glass standing bowl featuring an overturned diamond-cut rim, a central cut pattern band, a knopped stem, and a terraced stepped base. View V
Archive VI A clear cut glass standing bowl featuring an overturned diamond-cut rim, a central cut pattern band, a knopped stem, and a terraced stepped base. View VI
Archive VII A clear cut glass standing bowl featuring an overturned diamond-cut rim, a central cut pattern band, a knopped stem, and a terraced stepped base. View VII
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A clear cut glass standing bowl featuring an overturned diamond-cut rim, a central cut pattern band, a knopped stem, and a terraced stepped base.
Rare Georgian Irish Cut Glass Standing Bowl c1825-30
Ref: SA1203789
A clear cut glass standing bowl featuring an overturned diamond-cut rim, a central cut pattern band, a knopped stem, and a terraced stepped base.
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Georgian Irish cut glass refers to fine lead crystal produced in Ireland between the late 18th and early 19th centuries, predominantly in centres such as Waterford, Cork, and Belfast. These pieces are recognised for their dark greyish tone, heavy density, and elaborate hand-cut geometric patterns.

These standing bowls were crafted using high-lead flint glass, which provided superior clarity, brilliance, and resonance. The objects were mouth-blown and subsequently wheel-cut by craftsmen to create deep diamond and prism patterns.

Authentic early 19th-century Irish cut glass typically exhibits a characteristic slight grey tint, considerable weight, and a polished pontil mark on the base. Furthermore, hand-cut facet edges show subtle variations rather than machine precision.

Position the bowl as a focal point on a polished wood table or stone surface to allow natural light to interact with the cut facets. It can be displayed empty to showcase its clarity or filled with fruits or seasonal botanicals.

Wash the glass gently by hand using lukewarm water and mild dishwashing liquid, avoiding temperature extremes that can cause thermal shock. Dry immediately with a soft microfibre towel to prevent water spots and preserve the refractive lustre.
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