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A Set of Six 'Bristol' Green Wine Glasses, English C.1800
Mark J West
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A Set of Six 'Bristol' Green Wine Glasses, English C.1800

19th century
For Sale by Mark J West
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A set of six 'Bristol' green wine glasses, English c.1800

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Height
11.875cm (4.68")
Declaration

Mark J West has dated these Bristol Green Wine Glasses to the 1800s.

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SA1223081
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0729
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Description
A set of six 'Bristol' green wine glasses, English c.1800
Height
11.875cm (4.68")
Date of Manufacture

Mark J West has dated these Bristol Green Wine Glasses to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1223081
Dealers Internal Ref
0729
Mark J West
Mark J West
Sellingantiques verified Since Dec 2016

Mark west is a specialist dealer in antique glass.

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You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Mark J West Profile Page

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Mark J West is a registered member of BADA 

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A set of six dark green Georgian blown-glass wine goblets arranged in a cluster on a grey surface.
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Archive I A set of six dark green Georgian blown-glass wine goblets arranged in a cluster on a grey surface.

A Set of Six 'Bristol' Green Wine Glasses, English C.1800

Archive II A set of six dark green Georgian blown-glass wine goblets arranged in a cluster on a grey surface. View II
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Mark J West
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A set of six dark green Georgian blown-glass wine goblets arranged in a cluster on a grey surface.
A set of six 'Bristol' green wine glasses, English c.1800
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A set of six dark green Georgian blown-glass wine goblets arranged in a cluster on a grey surface.
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Bristol green glass gained prominence in England during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Glassmakers introduced metallic oxides into lead glass mixtures to produce vivid green stemware, decanters, and tableware designed for formal dining.

Georgian green glassware was produced using hand-blown lead glass coloured with iron or copper oxides. Each piece was individually shaped using blowpipes, pontils, and hand-forming tools, resulting in slight variation across sets.

Authentic pieces typically show pontil marks or smoothed snap-off scars on the base, minor air bubbles known as seeds, and faint surface irregularities from hand-blowing. Wear patterns on the base rim consistent with age also indicate period authenticity.

Coloured glassware adds visual contrast when arranged on a sideboard top, displayed inside a glazed cabinet, or set on open shelving. Combining coloured glass with neutral ceramics highlights its translucent properties and rich tone.

Hand wash antique glassware individually in lukewarm water using mild detergent and soft cloths. Avoid dishwashers, extreme temperature changes, and storing glasses resting against one another to prevent chipping or thermal shock.
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