Set of 6 Anglo Irish Georgian cut tumblers /rummers, c

Six barrel shaped Anglo Irish tumblers or rummers from the Georgian period, c 1820-30. Panel and flute cut, with polished pontil marks. Height "3¾/ 9,5 cm. Condition: fine, with small inclusions and

Anglo Irish Georgian cut glass boat shaped bowl with Van Dyke rim set on molded lemon squeezer oval foot, circa 1790; Condition statement chip to bottom edge of foot. 14 inches L x 6 W x 8.5 H.

6 pcs. 18th C Anglo Irish cut glass master salts including 4 glasses and plate.

19th C Georgian Anglo Irish Cut Crystal Covered Compote / Sweetmeat Jar. 9 inches H x 5.5 diameter.

Generous trumpeting forms with arch cut outs and faceted stem. 6 3/4".

Five Anglo-Irish Cut Glass Decanters , c. 1825, diamond and prism cut, three with original mushroom stoppers, tallest h. 8 3/4 in.; together with extra stopper. (6 pcs.)

Antique Anglo-Irish cut glass tableware collection, 19th c., England, diamond cut clear glass, including a pair of baluster vases, 12.25"h x 6"dia, a pair of urn vases with outward scrolling rim, 10.5

Group Anglo-Irish cut glass tableware, 19th/20th c., England, (5) pieces, including (2) boat-form bowls with underplates, 6"h x 11"l x 7.5"w; a covered bowl in matching pattern, 8.5"h x 9.25"l x 6.5"w

Includes water pitcher, two elliptical footed salts, covered footed dish with an underplate, and a bulbous bud vase. 18th/19th C. H of water pitcher 15.2 cm. (6 in.)

ca. 19th c. Anglo-Irish cobalt paneled cut glass sweetmeat jar or covered dish on stem (chip on lid and rim), and European cut to clear cobalt vase-2pcs-10" x 6", 10.25" x 6"

Late 18th to early 19th century, English or Irish; leaded colorless glass; Georgian, flat cut shaft above a bulbous body on a square, stepped base. Unmarked. Approx. w. 3", h. 9", d. 3". Provenance: F

English or Irish, late 18th to early 19th century. Georgian style cut glass covered sweet meats with leaded colorless glass. Approx. of one of the pair, w. 3.375", h. 6.25", d. 3.375". Provenance: Fro

Anglo-Irish, 19th century. Group of four pieces of amber cut glass tableware in the Georgian taste, comprising: a navette or boat-form sweetmeat dish with pair of similar master salt cellars, and a la

A matched set of four early 19th century cut crystal sweetmeats or can be used for master salts, likely Anglo-Irish, each in navette form with scalloped edges and diamond pattern sides raised on a sho

Anglo-Irish crystal assembled garniture set, 19th/20th c., incl. (2) compotes or urns, and a tall (2)-piece vase, 8.5"h x 6.5"dia (urns), 14"h (with lid), 18.25"h x 6.75"dia (vase, at base)

A Set of Five Georgian Glass Dishes. Large Plate and 4 Smaller Plates c. 1800. Small plates 6 1/2". Large Plate 11 1/4'. Weight on all 5 pds. PROVENANCE: The Estate of Dr. Fraser Wilson, Charleston SC

Pair of Georgian-Style Sconcesfirst quarter 20th century, Anglo-Irish, the brass two-light sconces with circular backplates, set with scrolled candle arms terminating in sockets, holding cut glass hur

Lot of 12 pieces of assorted Waterford Irish cut crystal. Includes a set of 8 Marquis 4.3" tall tumblers or rocks glasses, a 5" diameter bowl, 5" tall compote, 6" vase, and a 4.75" diameter coaster. C

ca. late 1 the c. Cut crystal decanter and matching set of 4 tumblers with etched Russian Imperial cipher-purchased in Russia ca. 1915 pre-Revolution 14" x 6", 6" x 1.5" -some nicks to end of stopper

The chairs done in mahogany wood with cupid's bow crest rails above a pierced carved vasiform splat with trapezoidal slips seats resting on cabriole legs terminating in ball and brass talon claw feet.

Group of decorative glass items and tray, 14 pcs. total. 1st-6th items: Set of 6 cut glass tumblers with etched grape design and colored rims, marked "France" on the base and numbered. 5 1/8" H. All 2

A set of 6 Waterford Irish cut crystal chapagne / tall sherbert stemware glasses in the "Royal Tara" pattern. Each measures approx. 5" height x 4" diameter at rim.

Set of 6 Cut Glass Tumblers with Butterflies - 4" H. No issues.

31 Pc 19th C Anglo Irish Cut Crystal.