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ANTIQUE
GLASS
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Decanters, carafes, jugs, bottles,
measures
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Given
that wine was stored in barrels and crude green glass bottles, some
more pleasing container was needed to bring it to the table. Hence
decanters. First used in the mid 18th century, they went through
various styles & became particularly popular in the Regency
period.
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are taken in natural light.
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Small
panel-cut serving measure with three-ring neck.
c.
1840. 6 1/4"/16cm. h.
GD932a
Price £25
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Unusual
Victorian whiskey-serving measure with long neck &
protruding collar, & panel-cut body.
c.
1840. 6 1/2"/16.5cm. h.
GD932b
Price £45
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19th century
1/2 gill measure, prettily cut with panels & engraved
B for brandy, single neck ring.
c. 1830s. 4 5/8"/12cm. h.
GD949
Price £50
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Georgian
3-ring-neck, panel- & comb-cut decanter with bull's
eye stopper.
Early 19th century. 10 3/4"/27cm.
inc. stopper.
GD943
Price £180
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Georgian
3-ring-neck, panel- & comb-cut decanter with bull's
eye stopper.
Early 19th century. 11"/28cm.
inc. stopper.
GD942
Price £180
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Georgian
3-ring-neck, panel- & comb-cut decanter with mushroom
stopper.
Early 19th century. 9 1/2"/24cm.
inc. stopper.
GD941
Price £185
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Pair
of prettily cut pint-size decanters with three flat-cut
neck-rings & pinched bull's eye stoppers (associated).
c. 1815. 9 3/4"/24.5cm. h. inc.
stoppers.
GD924
Price £140
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Most unusual, pretty pint-size Georgian claret jug: step- & panel-cut,
starred base, mitred rim, fine tape handle & associated
mitred
mushroom stopper. c. 1815.
8 1/4"/21cm.
inc. stopper. Nibbles to stopper, sits low but
fits well.
GD935
Price £210
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Small
Georgian plain glass decanter with three milled neck-rings
& facetted lozemge stopper.
c. 1800. 9
1/4"/24cm. inc. stopper.
GD898
Price £120
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Georgian
panel- & comb-cut decanter with three annulated
rings to neck & cut mushroom stopper.
c.
1810. 9 5/8"/24.5cm. inc. stopper. Stopper
repegged.
GD897
Price £180
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Superb
Georgian water jug: step-cut neck, shaped & mitred
rim & lip, panel-cut body, 24-ray star-base &
fine strap handle.
c. 1815. 7 5/8"/19.5cm.
h.
GD914
Price £180
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Handsome
pair of 19th century ship's decanters cut with panels & printies,
star-base, two-ring necks & cut mushroom stoppers. Late
19th/early 20th century.
9 1/2"/24cm. approx. inc. stoppers
GD698
Price £520
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Georgian
plain glass three-ring decanter with associated mushroom
stopper.
Early 19th century. 9 3/4"/25cm.,
inc. stopper.
GD948
Price £160
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Two similar - almost a pair -heavy Irish barrel decanters cut with panels & prisms &
octagonally cut mushroom stoppers.
c. 1820. 9 1/4"/24cm.
inc. stoppers. Good colour, but worn.
SR405
Price £160 each
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Elegant
mid-19th century shaft & globe decanter, sharply cut with diamonds,
star-base & matching ball stopper.
12 3/4"/32.5cm.
inc. stopper.
GD692
Price £110
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Venetian
style lifebuoy flask with rigaree trails & aquamarine trailing
& raspberry prunts.
c. 1880. 7 1/2"/19cm.
h.
GD671
Price £120
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Mid
19th century blown-moulded whiskey measure engraved with quantity
line.
4 1/4"/11cm. h.
GD614
Price £50
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Small
Georgian carafe with 3-ring neck & comb-cut base.
c. 1810. 7 1/2"/19cm. h.
GD867
Price £70
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Pair
of good quality mid 19th century Dutch globe flasks, engraved &
gilded with fruiting vine, rigaree trailing to bodies, crimped neck-rings
& fine loop handles.
8 3/4"/22cm. h. Gilding
rubbed.
GD810
Price £250
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Elegant
Georgian "Nelson" or cylinder decanter, cut with panels,
printies & a star-base, three neck-rings (two facetted) &
blown stopper cut to match.
c. 1825. 10 1/2"/27cm.
inc. stopper. Possibly Irish, Waterford.
GD582
Price
£210
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19th
century Dutch globe flask with pincered & notched trailing to
body & two loop handles, engraved with birds & grapes.
9
1/8"/23cm. h.
GD809
Price £85
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Georgian 3-ring-neck "Prussian" decanter with two bands of twisted
pulley rings, & cut with panels & diamonds. Associated mushroom
stopper.
c. 1790. 10 1/4"/26.5cm. inc. stopper.
GC545
Price £140 |
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Large
Irish octagonal spirit decanter: panel-cut shoulders above panels
of fans, checkering & combs, with cut globe stopper.
c.
1790. 9 1/2"/24cm. inc. stopper. Some light chipping
to body.
GD691
Price £140
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Elegant
set of three coloured spirit decanters (amethyst, green & blue)
in ornate silver-plated stand, the bottle rims & corks simulating
fruiting vine.
c. 1840. Overall height 16 1/4"/41cm.
Short colour blemish in green bottle.
GC704
Price £650
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Richardsons 1/2 gill measure with patented
lead mark & engraving.
Late 19th century. 4
3/4"/12cm. h.
GD878
Price £85
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Unique
late Georgian Bristol blue spirit bottle with 2-ringed lip, professionally
wheel-engraved with garland of roses & thistles. Also
with amateur diamond-point engraving of Speed the Plough, showing
horse, plough & ploughman, & scythe & sickle, dedicated
to
M. Dickson From W.D. August 1832.
10 7/8"/27.5cm.
c. 1830.
GC647b
Price £280
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Mid 19th
century pillar-moulded whiskey serving measure with engraved line.
4 3/8"11cm. h.
GD716
Price £50
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19th century opaque white glass decanter on pedestal foot, enamelled
with two profiles, possibly of Pericles & Athena, inside Greek key design
cartouches. c. 1860.
12 1/2"/32cm. inc. stopper.
GC557
Price £130 |
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Individual
Georgian carafe, panel- & comb-cut, with single
neck-ring.
c. 1825. 6"/15cm.
GD884
Price £30
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Georgian
Bristol blue magnum mell flask or decanter with silver plated PORT
cork stopper (associated).
Early 19th century. 10
1/2"/27cm. inc. stopper.
GD672
Price £320
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Elegant
mid 19th century cylinder decanter in deep "Bristol" green:
panel-cut neck & base, one facetted ring & octagonally panel-cut
stopper. Internal bruise & tiny nibble to top of stopper.
13
1/2"/34cm. inc. stopper.
GC784
Price £240
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