Description
Title: Vintage Mid 10th c. Cut Glss Crystal Jug
Description: Vintage Mid-20th Century Cut Glass Crystal Jug
A fine vintage cut glass crystal jug, dating from the mid-20th century. Of rounded bulbous form, the jug features a scalloped rim, a deeply faceted handle, and a star-cut base. The body is decorated with bold hand-cut motifs including cross and fan designs, which catch the light beautifully.
A decorative and functional piece of crystalware, suitable for serving or display, and an elegant addition to a dining table or bar setting.
Period: Mid-20th Century
Origin: Likely English or Continental
Material: Hand-cut lead crystal
Dimensions: Height 19 cm x Width 14 cm x Depth 17.5 cm (including handle)
Condition: Very good vintage condition, with only light wear consistent with age.
Condition: Used
Delivery/collection options: this lot is available for collection in person or delivery via courier
Location: WR1
Category: Antiques
Description: Vintage Mid-20th Century Cut Glass Crystal Jug
A fine vintage cut glass crystal jug, dating from the mid-20th century. Of rounded bulbous form, the jug features a scalloped rim, a deeply faceted handle, and a star-cut base. The body is decorated with bold hand-cut motifs including cross and fan designs, which catch the light beautifully.
A decorative and functional piece of crystalware, suitable for serving or display, and an elegant addition to a dining table or bar setting.
Period: Mid-20th Century
Origin: Likely English or Continental
Material: Hand-cut lead crystal
Dimensions: Height 19 cm x Width 14 cm x Depth 17.5 cm (including handle)
Condition: Very good vintage condition, with only light wear consistent with age.
Condition: Used
Delivery/collection options: this lot is available for collection in person or delivery via courier
Location: WR1
Category: Antiques
Buyer's Premium
26%
Vintage Mid 10th c. Cut Glss Crystal Jug
Starting Bid
£60
Collection of Fine Art, Antique Furniture, Jewe...
Worcester, United Kingdom
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