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Georgian Etched Glass Rinser, Circa 1795
Julie Cartwright Antiques
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Georgian Etched Glass Rinser, Circa 1795

18th century
Description

This beautiful Georgian double-lipped wine rinser is etched with stars, always a sought-after design. It dates circa 1795. The lower section etched with stars and bordered by a fine diamond cut frieze.

Smooth pontil to the base.

Rinsers were filled with water and were used by diners to cleanse their wine glasses between courses of a meal. A wine glass could also be left to rest in the rinser, held in place by one of the lips, thereby keeping the glass cool in preparation for a chilled wine. These days they make beautiful rose vases or can equally be used for custard and other culinary preparations.

Dimensions:

Rim diameter: 10cm / 4 inches.

Height: 10cm / 4 inches.

Length from spout to spout: 13cm / 5.2 inches.

Condition:

Very good.

Delivery:

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Postage UK: £8.00 Special delivery

Postage overseas: £20.00 standard parcel

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Physical Dimensions
Height
10cm (3.94")
Width
12cm (4.72")
Depth
7cm (2.76")
Declaration

Julie Cartwright Antiques has dated this Georgian Glass Wine Rinser to the Georgian era.

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SA810043
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JUIN60
Description
This beautiful Georgian double-lipped wine rinser is etched with stars, always a sought-after design. It dates circa 1795. The lower section etched with stars and bordered by a fine diamond cut frieze.
fig 1. A clear late 18th-century Georgian glass rinser featuring twin pouring spouts, a diamond-cut waistband, and starburst motifs etched around the lower bowl.
fig 1. Georgian Etched Glass Rinser, Circa 1795

Smooth pontil to the base.

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Rinsers were filled with water and were used by diners to cleanse their wine glasses between courses of a meal.
Julie Cartwright Antiques

A wine glass could also be left to rest in the rinser, held in place by one of the lips, thereby keeping the glass cool in preparation for a chilled wine. These days they make beautiful rose vases or can equally be used for custard and other culinary preparations.

fig 2. A clear late 18th-century Georgian glass rinser featuring twin pouring spouts, a diamond-cut waistband, and starburst motifs etched around the lower bowl.
fig 2. Georgian Etched Glass Rinser, Circa 1795

Dimensions:

Rim diameter: 10cm / 4 inches.

Height: 10cm / 4 inches.

Length from spout to spout: 13cm / 5.2 inches.

Condition:

Very good.

Delivery:

PLEASE DO NOT FORGET TO ADD POSTAGE AT CHECKOUT.

Postage UK: £8.00 Special delivery

fig 3. A clear late 18th-century Georgian glass rinser featuring twin pouring spouts, a diamond-cut waistband, and starburst motifs etched around the lower bowl.
fig 3. Georgian Etched Glass Rinser, Circa 1795

Postage overseas: £20.00 standard parcel

You can pay by PayPal, bank transfer, cheque, debit or credit card.

To pay by PAYPAL please add P&P and click on button below.

To pay by credit or debit card over the phone or by cheque, please contact me on 01449760 585

Height
10cm (3.94")
Width
12cm (4.72")
Depth
7cm (2.76")
Date of Manufacture

Julie Cartwright Antiques has dated this Georgian Glass Wine Rinser to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA810043
Dealers Internal Ref
JUIN60
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A clear late 18th-century Georgian glass rinser featuring twin pouring spouts, a diamond-cut waistband, and starburst motifs etched around the lower bowl.
GEORGIAN ETCHED GLASS RINSER, CIRCA 1795
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A clear late 18th-century Georgian glass rinser featuring twin pouring spouts, a diamond-cut waistband, and starburst motifs etched around the lower bowl.
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FAQs

Introduced in the late 18th century, glass rinsers were placed on dining tables filled with cold water to allow diners to rinse and cool their wine glasses between different wine courses.

During the Georgian period, glass rinsers were primarily blown from lead crystal or heavy flint glass, which allowed artisans to hand-cut and etch detailed geometric or floral patterns into the surface.

Authentic Georgian glass typically displays subtle grey or blue tones within the metal, a pontil mark on the base, minor irregularities from hand-blowing, and sharp hand-cut wheel engravings rather than modern molded seams.

A Georgian glass rinser functions effectively as an accent piece on a sideboard, a decorative holder for small floral arrangements, or a catch-all bowl on an entry console.

Antique glass should be hand-washed in tepid water using mild dish soap and a soft cloth, avoiding dishwashers, extreme temperature changes, and abrasive chemicals that cause thermal shock or clouding.
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