Categories: Antique Glass, Glass
Antique Nineteenth Century Hand Blown Glass Rummer Cut Baluster Stem
£45.00
Categories: Antique Glass, Glass
Antique Nineteenth Century Hand Blown Glass Rummer Cut Baluster Stem
£45.00
On offer is an antique nineteenth century hand blown glass rummer, crafted from clear lead glass with an elegant cut baluster stem and polished pontil. Standing 6.5 inches tall, this generous rummer combines refined proportions with quality hand finished workmanship, making it a fine example of Georgian and early Victorian table glass.
Rummers were among the most popular drinking glasses of the late Georgian and Victorian periods, produced by skilled British glasshouses for both everyday dining and formal entertaining. The polished pontil and cut baluster stem are characteristic of higher quality examples from the period. This glass remains in excellent antique condition with no chips or cracks and produces a pleasing bell like ring when lightly tapped. A fine example of nineteenth century hand blown glass that brings character and authenticity to any collection or interior.
Key Features
✅ Genuine nineteenth century hand blown lead glass
✅ Traditional glass rummer with elegant cut baluster stem
✅ Ground and polished pontil demonstrating quality hand finished manufacture
✅ Likely British example dating to the Georgian and early Victorian period
✅ Excellent antique condition with no chips or cracks
✅ Pleasing bell like ring when lightly tapped
✅ Height 6.5 inches or 16.5 cm
✅ Bowl height 4 inches or 10 cm
✅ Bowl diameter 3.5 inches or 9 cm
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Stock Code
220925
1 in stock
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