Tazzas, sweetmeats, jellies

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Tazzas, Sweetmeats, Jellies

Jelly glasses, syllabubs and custard cups were used to serve desserts and often displayed on a pyramid of tazzas, topped by a sweetmeat.

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Two panel-cut jellies:
GD229 - on annulated knop stem. 4"/10cm. h. SOLD
GD230 - on blade-knop stem. 4 1/2"/11.5cm. h. SOLD
Both early 19th century.

Small Georgian punch or custard cup on pedestal foot & with loop handle.
Late 18th century. 2"/5cm. h.

GE324
Price Ł30

Georgian jelly glass on pedestal foot with everted rim.
Late 18th century. 3 3/8"/8.5cm.

GC772
SOLD

Set of three Georgian jelly glasses with everted lips on collar-knop stems & octagonal lemon-squeezer feet.
c. 1800. 4 1/2"/11.5cm.
GC596abc
Price Ł165 (or pair + one @ Ł55 each)
two SOLD

Set of four finely cut jelly glasses on solid circular feet.
Early 19th century. 4 1/8"/10.5cm. h. Good dark metal.

GE53
SOLD

Interesting collection of eight punch or custard cups, all with loop handles. Late 18th - early 19th century.
2 - 2 1/2"/5 - 6cm. high approx.
GD872abcdefgh
SOLD
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Georgian jelly glass with folded everted lip.
Late 18th century. 3 3/4"/9.5cm. h.

GC168
SOLD

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