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Ale & Champagne Glasses

Ales

As ale was very strong in the 18th century, it was drunk in smallish glasses, usually of funnel shape, called "dwarf" ales. The bowl was often engraved with hops and barley or made in wrythen glass. Finer examples on airtwist and opaque twist stems are very collectable, & would be found under Collectors' Drinking Glasses. Again, we stock a variety of ale glasses, ranging in price from £35 to c.£350, depending on their kind and their rarity.

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Georgian trumpet-bowl ale flute on bladed collar-knop & plain stem.
 c. 1810.  5 5/8"/14.5cm. h.

GE318
Price £55

 

 
Rare Georgian flute-moulded ale glass on annular central & basal knops to rudimentary stem, folded foot.  
Late 18th century.  4 7/8"/12.5cm. h.

GE225
Price £85

 

 

 

 
Georgian trumpet-bowl drawn stem ale glass on conical foot.
 Late 18th century.  5 1/4"/13.5cm. h.

GE265c
Price £60

 

 
Georgian flute-moulded ale on basal knop & rudimentary stem.
 Late 18th century.  4 7/8"/12.5cm. h.

A2
Price £50

 

 


Georgian flute-moulded ale on knop & rudimentary stem.
 Late 18th century.  5 1/4"/13.5cm. h.

GD825
Price £50

 

 
Georgian wrythen ale glass on double basal knop & rudimentary stem.
Late 18th century.  5 3/8"/13.5cm. h.

GD768
Price £60

 

 

 


Georgian ale flute engraved with hops & barley on blade-knop stem.  
c. 1810.  4 7/8"/12.5cm. h.

GE150
Price £60

 

 
Two similar Georgian trumpet-bowl drawn stem ale flutes.
Late 18th century.  a: 5 7/8"/15cm., b: 6"/15.25cm.

GD653ab
Price £75 each, 653b Sold

 

 

 


Georgian trumpet-bowl, plain drawn stem ale glass on conical folded foot.
Mid 18th century.  6 1/8"/15.5cm. h.

GE296
Price £ 85

 

 
Georgian wrythen ale glass on rudimentary stem (original blemish in bowl).
Late 18th century.  5 1/4"/13.5cm. h.

GE76
Price £55

 

 

 


Georgian ale flute engraved with hops & barley on basal knop & rudimentary stem.  
Late 18th century.  4 3/4"/12.5cm. h.

GE307
Price £60

 

 Georgian flute-moulded dwarf ale on knop & rudimentary stem. Mid 18th century.
4 1/2"/11.5cm. h.

GB686
Price £55

 

 

 


Georgian panel-cut drawn stem flute engraved with "tulip" pattern.
c. 1780-1800.  5 3/8"/13.5cm. h.  Small nick under foot rim.

GD511
Price £45

 

Champagnes

18th century champagnes were probably synonymous with ales, although unengraved examples would be used. By the early 19th century "flutes" became taller and narrower, often with fine cutting.

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Just in!
Set of four good quality engraved champagne bowls on fine stems & star-cut feet.  Late 19th century.  
4 3/8"/11cm. h., 3 3/8"/8.75cm. bowl dia.

GE336
SOLD

 

 
19th century slice-cut champagne flute on conical foot.  
6 7/8"/17.5cm. h.

GE65
Price £50

 

 

 


19th century panel-cut champagne flute on hexagonally cut collar-knop & stem.  
6 7/8"/17.5cm. h.

GE66
Price £50

 

 Just in!
Set of four elegant champagne bowls with fine stems.  Late 19th century.  
5"/12.5cm. h., 3 3/8"/8.5cm. bowl dia.

GE335
Price £60

 

 

 


19th century panel-cut champagne flute on collar & blade-knop stem.  
6 7/8"/17.5cm. h.

GE68
Price £50

 

Collectors' drinking glasses

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