GEORGIAN ALE GLASSES

Dimensions: Tallest H 6.75" x Dia 2.75", twenty-two pieces, elongated petal cut bowls, balustered stems. 1770s-1820s.

Dimensions: Tallest H 6.75" x Dia 2.75", flared bowls with petal cutting stretching close to the rim, knopped stems. 1780s-1830s

Dimensions: Tallest H 6.75" x Dia 2.5", flared bowls with elongated petal cuts, balustered stems. 1780s-1830s.

Dimensions: Tallest H 7.5" x 2.75", elongated petal cut tapered bowls, bladed knops on stems, some ale ones, some champagne, 1770s-1830s.

Two facet-stem ale glasses, circa 1770-75 The tall funnel bowls with 'OXO' borders below the rims, one decorated with bucrania and paterae within entwined husk festoons, the base cut with petals exten

STEUBEN NO. 8011 TWIST-STEM ALE GLASSES, LOT OF SIX, colorless, each signed in script, polished pontil marks. Steuben Glass Works. Second half 20th century. 8 3/4" H.  Provenance: From a Ma

ENGLISH PATTERN-MOLDED WRYTHEN ALE GLASSES, LOT OF TWO, colorless lead glass, comprising a funnel-bowl dwarf ale with conical folded foot, and a funnel-bowl short ale with wrythen knop and conical foo

12 Various Wrythen Ale Glasses, 4 7/8 - 6 1/2" High

ASSORTED ADVERTISING AND OTHER ALE GLASSES, LOT OF SIX, five with polychrome-enamel decoration, including a pair advertising Urquell Pilsner, and a pair advertising the Lebanon Brewing Co., Lebanon, P

ASSORTED BEER ADVERTISING ALE GLASSES, LOT OF SIX, colorless, comprising an Anheuser-Busch, an Anthony & Kuhn Brewing Co. of St. Louis, two Moerleins, a Foss-Schneider Brewing Co., and a Lion Brewery

Dimensions: Tallest H 7.75" x Dia 2.5", petal cut tapered bowls, knopped stems. 1770s-1820s.

EXCELSIOR ALE GLASSES, LOT OF TWO, colorless lead glass, comprising a hexagonal and circular example. Pittsburgh or possibly New England. 1850-1875. 6 1/8" and 6 3/8" H, 2 7/8" and 3 1/8" D rims, 3 1/

MEPHISTOPHELES ALE GLASSES, LOT OF THREE, colorless and frosted, small example lead glass, each a variation, tallest example with slightly open mouth and 18 beads in top row, middle example with open

PILLAR ALE GLASSES, LOT OF THREE, colorless lead glass, together with a Hairpin ale glass. Four pieces total. Third quarter 19th century and slightly later. 6 7/8" to 9" H.Undamaged. One Pillar exampl

Dimensions: Tallest H 7" x Dia 2.75", two trumpet shaped bowls, all elongated petal cut with one blade knop and teardrop stem, 1770s-1830s.

PRESSED "G.A.R." HISTORICAL GLASS ALE GLASSES, LOT OF TWO, colorless, one embossed to the reverse "21. ENCAMPMENT/SEPTEMBER 27.87/ST. LOUIS MO.", other embossed "23rd NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT MILWAUKEE". M

both are raised lettering, light wear

Dimensions: Tallest H 6.75" x Dia 3", flared faceted bowl, hexagonal foot. 1880s-2900s

PILLAR ALE GLASSES, LOT OF SIX, colorless lead glass. Third quarter 19th century and slightly later. 6 1/4" H.Undamaged except for one example having a single flake to the rim.Provenance: Estate colle

A rare Beilby enamelled opaque twist ale glass or mead flute, circa 1765-70 The tall round funnel bowl painted in white with a bee-skep or hive resting on a leaf scroll bracket, surrounded by bees in

A Giles gilded opaque twist ale glass, circa 1765-70 The tall round funnel bowl gilt with crossed ears of barley in the London workshop of James Giles, the reverse with two insects in flight, on a dou

A Beilby enamelled opaque twist ale glass, circa 1765-70 The tall ogee bowl painted in opaque white with hops on one side and a single leafy ear of barley on the other, faint traces of gilding to the

A rare engraved airtwist ratafia flute and an ale glass, circa 1750 The ratafia of tall slender funnel shape, a pair of barley ears below the rim and a sprig to the reverse, the lower part with honeyc

An early ale glass, circa 1700, and a cordial glass, circa 1730 The ale with a deep funnel bowl with a wrythen-moulded lower part, the twists extending slightly into the teared inverted baluster stem,