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A Rare Crystal Glass Feeding Cup, English C.1830
Mark J West
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A Rare Crystal Glass Feeding Cup, English C.1830

19th century
For Sale by Mark J West
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A rare crystal glass feeding cup, English c.1830

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Height
9.5cm (3.74")
Declaration

Mark J West has dated this Georgian Crystal Feeding Cup to the 1800s.

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SA1226284
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-935
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Description
A rare crystal glass feeding cup, English c.1830
Height
9.5cm (3.74")
Date of Manufacture

Mark J West has dated this Georgian Crystal Feeding Cup to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1226284
Dealers Internal Ref
-935
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 clear heavy cut crystal glass feeding cup featuring an integrated spout and vertical flute cut detailing around the lower portion.
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Archive I A clear heavy cut crystal glass feeding cup featuring an integrated spout and vertical flute cut detailing around the lower portion.

A Rare Crystal Glass Feeding Cup, English C.1830

Archive II A clear heavy cut crystal glass feeding cup featuring an integrated spout and vertical flute cut detailing around the lower portion. View II
Archive III A clear heavy cut crystal glass feeding cup featuring an integrated spout and vertical flute cut detailing around the lower portion. View III
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Mark J West
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A clear heavy cut crystal glass feeding cup featuring an integrated spout and vertical flute cut detailing around the lower portion.
A rare crystal glass feeding cup, English c.1830
Ref: SA1226284
A clear heavy cut crystal glass feeding cup featuring an integrated spout and vertical flute cut detailing around the lower portion.
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Feeding cups, also known as pap boats or invalid feeders, were healthcare vessels used to administer liquid nourishment or liquid medicine to bedridden, elderly, or infant patients.

During the Georgian and Victorian eras, feeding cups were commonly made from heavy lead crystal glass, glazed earthenware, porcelain, pewter, or silver, depending on the status of the household.

Authentic glass feeding vessels from circa 1830 often feature hand-cut facet or flute decoration, heavy high-lead content glass with slight imperfections, and pontil marks on the base from hand-blowing techniques.

These small glass vessels work exceptionally well as decorative curiosities displayed on lit bookshelf displays, styled inside curio cabinets alongside historical books, or arranged in bathroom vignettes.

Clean gently using lukewarm water and mild dish soap with a soft sponge, avoiding harsh chemical cleaners or dishwashers which can cause irreversible glass clouding or sickness.
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