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Rare 19th Century Georgian Regency Pillar Moulded Glass Wine Carafe C1835
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Rare 19th Century Georgian Regency Pillar Moulded Glass Wine Carafe C1835

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Description

A rare Georgian Regency glass wine carafe dating to c1835.

It features a wide pouring rim with a trumpet-shaped neck, leading down to a large triple annulated neck ring that provides a more secure grip. The main body is pillar-moulded and tapers down to a polished pontil.

Historical Context

The pillar moulding to the bowl was intended to help keep the contents cooler by reducing the transfer of ambient room temperature to the body of the vessel. This same design can be seen in pillar-moulded “Newcastle” type decanters, as well as in Scottish whisky measures, dating broadly to the 1830–1840 period.

We have handled many measures and decanters in this style; however, carafes of this type are very rare. Suitable for either wine or water, this example holds approximately a full bottle at 75cl. We cant recall seeing another example with the annulated collars.

Date & Origin

England, c1835. Period of King William IV.

Condition

Excellent, age-related wear as shown. no chips, cracks or restoration, clean and clear inside.

Dimensions

Height : 17.5 cm

Diameter: 13 cm

Weight:600 grams

Declaration

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

Reference Numbers
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SA1241377
Dealers Internal Reference
2026082569
Description
Description

A rare Georgian Regency glass wine carafe dating to c1835.

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It features a wide pouring rim with a trumpet-shaped neck, leading down to a large triple annulated neck ring that provides a more secure grip.
Exhibit Antiques

The main body is pillar-moulded and tapers down to a polished pontil.

fig 1. A clear glass wine carafe featuring a bulbous body with vertical pillar moulding, applied neck rings, and a flared rim.
fig 1. Rare 19th Century Georgian Regency Pillar Moulded Glass Wine Carafe C1835

Historical Context

The pillar moulding to the bowl was intended to help keep the contents cooler by reducing the transfer of ambient room temperature to the body of the vessel. This same design can be seen in pillar-moulded “Newcastle” type decanters, as well as in Scottish whisky measures, dating broadly to the 1830–1840 period.

fig 2. A clear glass wine carafe featuring a bulbous body with vertical pillar moulding, applied neck rings, and a flared rim.
fig 2. Rare 19th Century Georgian Regency Pillar Moulded Glass Wine Carafe C1835

We have handled many measures and decanters in this style; however, carafes of this type are very rare. Suitable for either wine or water, this example holds approximately a full bottle at 75cl. We cant recall seeing another example with the annulated collars.

fig 3. A clear glass wine carafe featuring a bulbous body with vertical pillar moulding, applied neck rings, and a flared rim.
fig 3. Rare 19th Century Georgian Regency Pillar Moulded Glass Wine Carafe C1835

Date & Origin

England, c1835. Period of King William IV.

Condition

Excellent, age-related wear as shown. no chips, cracks or restoration, clean and clear inside.

Dimensions

Height : 17.5 cm

Diameter: 13 cm

Weight:600 grams

Date of Manufacture

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

Reference Numbers
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SA1241377
Dealers Internal Ref
2026082569
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Archive I A clear glass wine carafe featuring a bulbous body with vertical pillar moulding, applied neck rings, and a flared rim.

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A clear glass wine carafe featuring a bulbous body with vertical pillar moulding, applied neck rings, and a flared rim.
Rare 19th Century Georgian Regency Pillar Moulded Glass Wine Carafe c1835
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A clear glass wine carafe featuring a bulbous body with vertical pillar moulding, applied neck rings, and a flared rim.
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Cataloguer’s note

Written by Sellingantiques from the dealer’s photographs and listing
  • ObjectDecanters & Carafes
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialGlass, Lead Glass
  • ColourClear
  • MotifsPillar moulding, Neck rings, Flared rim, Bulbous body

FAQs

Pillar moulded glass carafes originated in the early 19th century, featuring thick vertical ribs formed by blowing glass into a primary mould before hand-shaping the upper neck and rim. Popular during the Georgian and William IV periods, this technique added structural ribbing and enhanced the light refraction of lead glass tableware.

Regency glass carafes were manufactured using heavy lead crystal glass, known for its density and light refraction. Glassmakers utilised a combination of partial moulding for the ribbed lower body and hand-applied glass rings fused around the neck to facilitate a firm grip during serving.

Authentic 19th-century pieces typically exhibit a ground or raw pontil mark on the underside of the base, minor asymmetry from hand-finishing, and age-appropriate wear on contact surfaces. Lead glass from this period also possesses significant weight and a subtle greyish tone under natural lighting.

Displaying a Georgian glass carafe on a timber sideboard, a polished brass drinks tray, or an open shelving unit adds historical texture. It functions as an active wine serving vessel, a decorative barware accent, or a vessel for single-stem florals.

Wash antique glass by hand using lukewarm water, mild dish liquid, and a soft cloth, avoiding automatic dishwashers and extreme temperature changes that cause thermal shock. To prevent clouding, dry the interior thoroughly using a lint-free cloth or an air dryer.
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