Engraved Dessert Wine Glass, English Circa 1790

Engraved Dessert Wine Glass, English Circa 1790

Marsoni

M251S

$75.00

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Engraved Dessert Wine Glass, English Circa 1790Charming small wine glass of a conical shape on a knop foot, engraved with grapes and hops; antique English Georgian style and period, from circa 1790. Base 6 cm diameter. Ideal for serving port and sherry. Condition: scratches, minor surface wear Size: Height: 12. 3 cm Diameter: 5. 7 cm Style notes Georgian period mainly refers to the second half of the 18th century and up to the 1820s. The style was predominantly neo classical, that looked back at

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