On offer is a rare 19th century Victorian glass tea caddy mixing bowl. This example is hand blown and displays a large ground and polished pontil mark to the base, a clear indicator of early glassmaking techniques used during the Victorian period. Bowls of this type were used for blending loose tea leaves, a common practice in 19th century households.

The bowl features a vertical cut pattern around the body and a neatly notched rim. There is extensive authentic wear to the base, visible in the images, consistent with age and use. Condition is good overall, with no chips or cracks noted. The bowl measures approximately 5 inches tall, with a top rim diameter a fraction under 4.5 inches. A scarce and characterful Victorian glass tea caddy mixing bowl with strong period authenticity.

Key Features

• Genuine Victorian glass tea caddy mixing bowl

• Hand blown with ground and polished pontil mark

• 19th century production

• Vertical cut decoration with notched rim

• Condition: good with no chips or cracks, heavy authentic base wear

• Height approximately 5 inches

• Top rim diameter a fraction under 4.5 inches

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Stock code VGTCMB001