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Pair Rare Curved Bucket Bowl Georgian Emerald Green Wine Glasses C1800
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Pair Rare Curved Bucket Bowl Georgian Emerald Green Wine Glasses C1800

18th century
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A very rare pair of Georgian emerald green wine glasses dating to c1800.

They have curved bucket bowls above central swelling knops and conical feet with snapped pontils.

Rare to find with curved bucket bowls in coloured glass from this period. The form itself is quite rare and was used during the second half of the 18th century and into the early 19th century. We have handled a number of curved bucket bowl wines over the years, but all have been in clear glass and never coloured.

Having checked our entire online sold archive of 18th- and 19th-century green and blue wine glasses, we have no record of having previously handled this form in either colour.

Date & Origin

England, c1800. Period of King George III.

Condition

Excellent. No chips, cracks or restoration.

Dimensions

Height: 11.5 cm

Rim Diameter: 5.7 cm

Foot Diameter: 6.2 cm

Declaration

Exhibit Antiques has dated these Georgian Green Wine Glasses to the Georgian era.

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Description
Description

A very rare pair of Georgian emerald green wine glasses dating to c1800.

They have curved bucket bowls above central swelling knops and conical feet with snapped pontils.

Rare to find with curved bucket bowls in coloured glass from this period.

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The form itself is quite rare and was used during the second half of the 18th century and into the early 19th century.
Exhibit Antiques

We have handled a number of curved bucket bowl wines over the years, but all have been in clear glass and never coloured.

fig 1. A pair of deep emerald green Georgian hand-blown wine glasses featuring curved bucket bowls, knopped stems, and circular flat bases.
fig 1. Pair Rare Curved Bucket Bowl Georgian Emerald Green Wine Glasses C1800

Having checked our entire online sold archive of 18th- and 19th-century green and blue wine glasses, we have no record of having previously handled this form in either colour.

Date & Origin

England, c1800. Period of King George III.

Condition

Excellent. No chips, cracks or restoration.

Dimensions

Height: 11.5 cm

Rim Diameter: 5.7 cm

Foot Diameter: 6.2 cm

Date of Manufacture

Exhibit Antiques has dated these Georgian Green Wine Glasses to the Georgian era.

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SA1241916
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2026082503
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Archive I A pair of deep emerald green Georgian hand-blown wine glasses featuring curved bucket bowls, knopped stems, and circular flat bases.

Pair Rare Curved Bucket Bowl Georgian Emerald Green Wine Glasses C1800

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A pair of deep emerald green Georgian hand-blown wine glasses featuring curved bucket bowls, knopped stems, and circular flat bases.
Pair Rare Curved Bucket Bowl Georgian Emerald Green Wine Glasses c1800
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A pair of deep emerald green Georgian hand-blown wine glasses featuring curved bucket bowls, knopped stems, and circular flat bases.
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  • ObjectWine Glasses
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialEmerald Glass, Hand-Blown Glass
  • ColourEmerald Green
  • MotifsBucket bowl, Knopped stem, Circular foot

A pair of Georgian emerald green wine glasses dating to c1800, handmade from hand-blown glass. These items exhibit curved bucket bowls, central swelling knops on the stems, and circular flat bases with snapped pontils. The glass has a rich emerald green tone and a smooth finish, showing no chips, cracks or restoration. Each glass stands 11.5 cm high with a rim diameter of 5.7 cm and a foot diameter of 6.2 cm. Displayed on a sideboard top, this pair serves as a striking dining table accessory or a decorative display piece in a traditional or period home setting. They bring historical character and a strong splash of colour to living spaces, dining rooms or display cabinets.

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During the Georgian period, coloured glass gained popularity for serving wine and dessert spirits, often crafted with distinct knopped stems and shaped bowls reflecting late eighteenth and early nineteenth-century dining customs.

They were hand-blown using glass infused with metallic oxides, such as copper or iron to produce emerald shades, and featured hand-turned stem knops and snapped pontil marks at the base.

Authentic Georgian glasses typically exhibit slight hand-made irregularities, subtle pontil scars or polished bases, and period-appropriate weight distribution between the bowl, stem, and foot.

These pieces make striking decorative accents arranged on a sideboard top, catch natural light inside a glazed display cabinet, or serve as functional stemware for formal table settings.

Hand wash gently in lukewarm water using mild soap and soft cloths, avoiding extreme temperature changes, mechanical dishwashers, and abrasive chemical cleaners.
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