4 Full Round Glass Eyes,c1890

19th century

Sold by Curious Antiques

Description

Four late 19th century glass eyes,c1890. These are the rarer full round versions as opposed to the half round variant. Clearly hand blown they still have the tail at the rear where the glass would have been blown and nipped by the glassmaker. They are a lovely blue colour which is still vibrant, with fine detail to the pupil. Overall condition is good with no obvious issues. Please refer to the detailed photographs and feel free to contact me if you would like to view the item or have any questions.

Price includes FREE UK delivery please contact me re international shipping.

Size: 3cm tall x 3cm wide x 4cm deep.

Physical Dimensions

Height

3cm (1.18")

Width

3cm (1.18")

Depth

4cm (1.57")

Declaration

Curious Antiques has dated this piece to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA883159

Dealers Notes

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Description

Four late 19th century glass eyes,c1890. These are the rarer full round versions as opposed to the half round variant.

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Clearly hand blown they still have the tail at the rear where the glass would have been blown and nipped by the glassmaker.

Curious Antiques

They are a lovely blue colour which is still vibrant, with fine detail to the pupil. Overall condition is good with no obvious issues. Please refer to the detailed photographs and feel free to contact me if you would like to view the item or have any questions.

Price includes FREE UK delivery please contact me re international shipping.

Size: 3cm tall x 3cm wide x 4cm deep.

Physical Dimensions

Height

3cm (1.18")

Width

3cm (1.18")

Depth

4cm (1.57")

Date of Manufacture

Curious Antiques has dated this piece to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers