On offer is a rare Georgian Irish cut glass piggin dating to around 1820, traditionally used for serving whiskey or scooping water. This early 19th-century example features hand-cut vertical flutes to the bowl, a notched upright handle and a neatly scalloped rim, all characteristic of fine Georgian Irish glassmaking. The base is thick and well-finished, showing natural wear consistent with genuine period use.

A scarce and elegant Irish cut glass piggin that brings authentic Georgian craftsmanship to any antique glass collection.

KEY FEATURES
✅ Genuine Georgian Irish cut glass piggin – c.1820
✅ Hand-cut vertical flutes with notched handle
✅ Scalloped rim and thick base
✅ Condition: good antique condition with age-related wear

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