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Jeff Sims Antiques has dated this Georgian Cut Glass Condiment Bottle to the Regency era.
There is a panel of cut hobnails to the waist, so typical of this period. The base is cut in octagonal petal shapes and there is a mushroom stopper. The flared collar repeats the petal motif and has a pouring lip to one side.

A wonderful example from the Georgian dining table, both practical and decorative. The bottle would have been for condiments used commonly in Georgian times, such as Curry sauce, mushroom ketchup, anchovy sauce or oil. Dimensions below.

Postage and packing £12.00 UK
£20.00 Europe
£26.00 Outside Europe
Condition :- Excellent, with no chips or cracks. There is a very small flaw to one of the front panels, part of the manufacture and not damage.
Origin :- Anglo/Irish.
Date :- c1820.
Width :- 5.3 cms.
Height :- 15.5 cms.
Depth :- 4.2 cms.
Jeff Sims Antiques has dated this Georgian Cut Glass Condiment Bottle to the Regency era.
Antique silver, glass, jewellery and object de vertu.
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