Antique rummer glasses

Mouth-blown green roemer wine glass with tulip-shaped bowl that flows into a thick, hollow stem with raspberry prunts. Spiral foot made of twisted glass thread. Late 18th century / early 19th-century pastiche based on a…

Mouth-blown green roemer wine glass with tulip-shaped bowl and a thick, hollow, closed stem with prunts. Spiral foot made of twisted glass thread.
England, Georgian period, circa 1820.
Material: lead glass.
Pontil…
Antique wine glass, Georgian around 1840. The glass is made of peacock blue lead glass and has a band of slice cuts, just above the connection with the stem. The stem has an inverted baluster shape.
Polished pontil on the…
A pair of 19th century green wine glasses with faceted, baluster-shaped stem. The facet cut extends partially from the stem to the bowl. Both glasses have the same model, but one glass has a larger foot in diameter and the facet…

A pair of English Bristol Green wine glasses. This style of glass was produced consistently throughout the Georgian period—spanning four decades—from approximately 1790 to 1830–1840. Later examples were mass-produced and…

Mouthblown English Bristol Green wine glass. This style of wine glass was produced consistently throughout the Georgian period—spanning four decades—from approximately 1790 to 1830–1840. They are small in size; by modern…

Three crystal rummer wine glasses with a vine engraving on the bowl. The glasses have a light brown-green color and a hollow trumpet stem with blackberry prunts. Late 19th century, early 20th century.
Dimensions: diameter base…
Magnificent set of four cut crystal wine glasses. Attributed to Baccarat / Saint Louis; similar glasses appear in the 1841 catalogue. The glasses are small, typical of that era, and are now well-suited for use as port…

Rummer wine glass with a bowl featuring two eyes and two circles. The eyes and one circle are decorated with diamond cuts, surrounded by sun rays. One circle is uncut and functions as a lens. The thick foot is square, and the…

Glass with facet-cut, hollow stem that ends in a slightly flared facet-cut bowl. The bowl is engraved with vines. The glass stands on an extra thick, firing foot.
18th century, around 1780.
Pontil mark.
Dimensions: 10 cm high,…
Set of three wine glasses with slice cutting on the stem that extend from the slightly flared bowl. Thickened foot. Pontil mark.
England, Georgian period, around 1800.
Dimensions: 13.5 cm high, diameter bowl around 7 cm.
In…
Three wine glasses with flared, facet-cut bowl and stem with single flat knob.
19th century.
Polished pontil.
Dimensions: height 12.8 cm - 13.3 cm, bowl diameter 7.3 cm.
In beautiful, undamaged condition. 1 glass has an air…Rummer wine glasses 19th century€ 90,00
Short-stemmed glass with a flared, panel cut bowl.
Leerdam Glass Factory, The Netherlands, model Duivenhuis, around 1900
Pontil mark.
Material: soda glass.
Dimensions: diameter of glass opening 6.7 - 7 cm, height 8.2 - 8.4…
Four transparent mouth-blown rummer glasses. This model is also called umbrella glass because of the flared bowl. Stem with double blade knop, the bowl is facet-cut all around.
The Netherlands, around 1900.
Polished…Rummer wine glasses 19th century€ 50,00
Six wine glasses with faceted bowl and a stem with a single knop.
The Netherlands, around 1900.
Polished pontil.
Dimensions: diameter bowl 6.5 cm, diameter base 5.5 cm, height 12 cm. These dimensions are average; the glasses…
A pair of wine glasses with a stem with a single knop and a flared facet cut bowl. The model is small, nowadays more the size of a port glass.
The Netherlands, late 19th century.
Polished pontil.
Dimensions: diameter bowl 6.6…
A pair of lead crystal wine glasses, port-sized. The glasses stand on a thick, round foot and have a facet-cut, oxagonal stem with an enclosed air bubble. The base of the bowl is hexagonal, and the bowl is cut with panels.…
Port wine glasses 19th century€ 80,00
Four wine glasses with straight stem with single button, the bowl is cut all around with olive cut. Dating from around 1900, probably Leerdam glass factory (The Netherlands).
Contents: 50 ml. The glasses are small by today's…
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