On offer here is a stunning and rare Georgian Irish cut glass Piggin, dating circa 1820. This antique glass vessel, traditionally used for serving whiskey or scooping water, is a fine example of early 19th-century Irish glass craftsmanship.

Featuring hand-cut vertical flutes on the bowl, a notched handle, and a scalloped rim, this elegant piece showcases the remarkable skill of Georgian glassmakers. The piggin is in good antique condition, with expected wear commensurate with age.

A rare and highly collectible piece, perfect for antique glass collectors, Irish heritage enthusiasts, or those looking for a unique decorative item.

📌 Key Features:

✅ Rare Irish Cut Glass Piggin – Circa 1820
✅ Hand-cut vertical flute design with a notched handle
✅ Scalloped rim and thick glass base for stability
✅ Traditionally used for serving whiskey or scooping water
✅ Fine example of Georgian Irish craftsmanship
✅ Good antique condition with wear consistent with age

🎁 Perfect For:

✔️ Collectors of Georgian & Irish cut glass
✔️ Antique and vintage glassware enthusiasts
✔️ Adding a historic and elegant touch to a home display
✔️ Gift for lovers of Irish heritage & fine antiques

This is a truly rare and exquisite piece—a wonderful addition to any fine glass collection! ✨🏺