On offer is an elegant 18th-century Georgian drinking glass, dating to around c.1780. This fine example features a petal-moulded bowl, enhanced with delicate engraved decoration, a combination highly prized among collectors of early British glass.

The glass shows a pleasing oily grey hue, characteristic of 18th-century lead crystal, and it produces a clear, resonant ring when lightly pinged. The base retains its snapped pontil, confirming its hand-blown manufacture. Standing at approximately 5.25 inches tall, it remains in very good antique condition with no chips or cracks.

A refined and well-proportioned example of Georgian glassmaking — perfect for collectors or display.

KEY FEATURES
✅ Genuine Georgian drinking glass – c.1780
✅ Petal-moulded bowl with engraved decoration
✅ Attractive oily grey tone and strong ring
✅ Snapped pontil to base
✅ Approx. 5.25 inches tall
✅ Good antique condition – no chips or cracks
✅ Highly collectible late 18th-century glass

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