On offer is a late 18th century English Georgian jelly glass, a simple and elegant utilitarian form associated with Georgian tableware. The glass is free blown with a gently flared bowl, raised on a short stem and circular foot, reflecting the restrained design typical of the period.

During the Georgian era, jelly glasses were commonly used for serving jellies and sweetened dishes, and were produced in small numbers compared to drinking glasses, making surviving examples increasingly scarce. This example stands just under 4 inches tall and retains a snapped sharp pontil mark to the base, consistent with hand blown production of the late 18th century. The condition is good, with no damage noted.

A fine example of Georgian glass that brings character and authenticity to any interior.

Key Features

• Genuine English Georgian jelly glass

• Late 18th century hand blown glass

• Snapped sharp pontil mark to the base

• Condition good

• Height just under 4 inches

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