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C18th English Glass
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C18th English Glass

18th century
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A Heavy baluster with bell bowl over a knop on folded foot, with multi twist stem c1750. The foot measures 7cm in diameter

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Height
17cm (6.69")
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Sally Turner Antiques Ltd has dated this Georgian Opaque Twist Glass to the 1750s.

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A Heavy baluster with bell bowl over a knop on folded foot, with multi twist stem c1750. The foot measures 7cm in diameter
Height
17cm (6.69")
Date of Manufacture

Sally Turner Antiques Ltd has dated this Georgian Opaque Twist Glass to the 1750s.

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Sally Turner Antiques Ltd
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An 18th-century English glass featuring a bell-shaped bowl, a knopped opaque twist stem, and a wide circular foot.
C18th English Glass
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An 18th-century English glass featuring a bell-shaped bowl, a knopped opaque twist stem, and a wide circular foot.
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Georgian glassmakers produced opaque twist stems primarily between 1750 and 1780 by embedding white enamel rods into clear glass, which were subsequently drawn out and twisted to form internal spirals.

These pieces were typically hand-blown using heavy lead crystal, which provided high brilliance, and were detached from the glassmaker rod leaving a characteristic pontil mark beneath the base.

Authentic pieces often exhibit slight grey or dark tones inherent to period lead glass, wear marks consistent with age on the basal rim, and subtle irregularities from hand-crafting.

Arranging a collection inside a illuminated glass cabinet or placing a single stem on a dining room sideboard brings historical detail to contemporary spaces.

Hand wash gently using lukewarm water and mild dish soap with a soft cloth, avoiding dishwashers, thermal shock from hot water, and harsh chemical cleaners.
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