Two fine baluster sweetmeat or champagne glasses, circa 1720-40

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Two fine baluster sweetmeat or champagne glasses, circa 1720-40 One with a generous honeycomb-moulded lipped double-ogee bowl set on a double-collar, the stem with a triple-annulated knop above a wide teared inverted baluster with a large basal knop, the high folded domed foot also moulded with honeycomb, 16.3cm high the other with a double-ogee bowl moulded with a honeycomb pattern imitating 'nipt diamond waies', set on a double-collar, above a teared inverted baluster stem with a basal knop, the folded domed foot similarly moulded, 12cm high (2) Footnotes: Provenance With Arthur Churchill (shortest) Hamilton Clements Collection, Sotheby's, 15 May 1930, lot 98 (tallest) G F Hotblack Collection (tallest) Walter F Smith Collection, Sotheby's, 24 June 1968, lot 829 (tallest) Bonhams, 3 June 2009, lot 77 (tallest) Graham Vivian Collection (tallest) With Marris Antiques Graham Slater Collection, Bonhams, 16 April 2025, lot 549 Literature W A Thorpe (1929), A History of English and Irish Glass (1929), pl.LXX, fig.1 (tallest) For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing

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Two fine baluster sweetmeat or champagne glasses, circa 1720-40

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Two fine baluster sweetmeat or champagne glasses, circa 1730-40: Two fine baluster sweetmeat or champagne glasses, circa 1730-40 With panel-moulded bowls set on double collars, one of lipped double ogee form, the stem with a triple-annulated knop above a teared

Two fine baluster sweetmeat or champagne glasses, circa 1730-40

A good baluster goblet and a similar wine glass, circa 1720: A good baluster goblet and a similar wine glass, circa 1720 The conical bowls with solid bases, on stems with teared angular knops terminating in teared basal knops, over conical folded feet, 17.9cm

A good baluster goblet and a similar wine glass, circa 1720

Two composite stem baluster wine glasses, circa 1740: Two composite stem baluster wine glasses, circa 1740 One with a bell bowl with a solid base, the stem with a beaded shoulder knop set between short plain sections, above an inverted baluster, over a

Two composite stem baluster wine glasses, circa 1740

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A near pair of unusual composite stem wine glasses, circa 1730-40: A near pair of unusual composite stem wine glasses, circa 1730-40 The waisted bell bowls with solid bases extending into plain stems terminating in flattened knops, above generous cushioned beaded

A near pair of unusual composite stem wine glasses, circa 1730-40

Two baluster wine glasses, circa 1720-30: Two baluster wine glasses, circa 1720-30 the waisted bell bowls with solid teared bases, on teared inverted baluster stems terminating in basal knops, over conical feet, 14.7cm and 15.8cm high

Two baluster wine glasses, circa 1720-30

Two fine baluster sweetmeat glasses, circa 1720-30: Two fine baluster sweetmeat glasses, circa 1720-30 The double-ogee bowls with fine honeycomb moulding, one on a stem with a triple-annulated knop above a teared inverted baluster terminating in a

Two fine baluster sweetmeat glasses, circa 1720-30

Three baluster sweetmeat or champagne glasses, circa 1730-40: Three baluster sweetmeat or champagne glasses, circa 1730-40 One with a panel-moulded lipped double-ogee bowl, the stem with a solid inverted baluster set between shoulder and basal knops, over a

Three baluster sweetmeat or champagne glasses, circa 1730-40

Three rare moulded stem sweetmeat glasses, circa 1740-50: Three rare moulded stem sweetmeat glasses, circa 1740-50 The double ogee bowls with distinctive pincered or dentated rims, set on eight-sided pedestal stems containing elongated tears and terminating

Three rare moulded stem sweetmeat glasses, circa 1740-50

Five moulded stem sweetmeat or champagne glasses, circa 1740-50: Five moulded stem sweetmeat or champagne glasses, circa 1740-50 The panel-moulded lipped double ogee bowls set on collars, above on eight-sided pedestal stems containing elongated tears, comprising fo

Five moulded stem sweetmeat or champagne glasses, circa 1740-50

An opaque twist sweetmeat glass, circa 1765: An opaque twist sweetmeat glass, circa 1765 The double-ogee bowl with a pincered or dentated rim, set on a double collar, above a single-series stem containing an opaque white gauze corkscrew, over a

An opaque twist sweetmeat glass, circa 1765

Two deceptive toastmaster's firing or dram glasses, circa 1750-65: Two deceptive toastmaster's firing or dram glasses, circa 1750-65 With thick-walled deceptive round funnel bowls and heavy circular 'firing' feet, comprising a plain stem example, 9.9cm high, an an op

Two deceptive toastmaster's firing or dram glasses, circa 1750-65

A rare opaque twist sweetmeat or champagne glass, circa 1765: A rare opaque twist sweetmeat or champagne glass, circa 1765 The honeycomb-moulded double-ogee bowl set on a double collar, the stem with a pair of heavy opaque white spiral tapes outside a lace twist

A rare opaque twist sweetmeat or champagne glass, circa 1765

A near pair of Giles gilded opaque twist ale glasses, circa 1765: A near pair of Giles gilded opaque twist ale glasses, circa 1765 Decorated in the London workshop of James Giles, the tall round funnel bowls gilt with crossed ears of barley, two insects in flight to

A near pair of Giles gilded opaque twist ale glasses, circa 1765

Four opaque twist firing glasses, circa 1765: Four opaque twist firing glasses, circa 1765 The ogee bowls moulded with fine basal flutes, one with an unusual gilt rim, set on double-series stems, over heavy terraced 'firing' feet, 9cm to 10cm hig

Four opaque twist firing glasses, circa 1765

A sealed 'Squat Cylinder' wine bottle, dated 1788: A sealed 'Squat Cylinder' wine bottle, dated 1788 Of dark olive-amber tint, the wide body with rounded shoulders and a short tapering neck applied with a string rim, applied to the side with a large

A sealed 'Squat Cylinder' wine bottle, dated 1788

Two sealed 'Cylinder' wine bottles, circa 1760-1820: Two sealed 'Cylinder' wine bottles, circa 1760-1820 Of dark olive-green tint, the narrow bodies with long tapering necks with string rims, one applied to the side with a seal inscribed 'A.S/ C.R' for

Two sealed 'Cylinder' wine bottles, circa 1760-1820

An early English baluster sweetmeat glass, circa 1690-1700: An early English baluster sweetmeat glass, circa 1690-1700 Of attractive small size, the broad shallow bowl with a neatly folded everted rim, moulded with gadroons to the base, the stem with a

An early English baluster sweetmeat glass, circa 1690-1700

Three rare and early sweetmeat glasses, early 18th century: Three rare and early sweetmeat glasses, early 18th century Two of attractive small size, the broad bowls with folded rims, one moulded with basal gadroons, on a short incised twist or wrythen stem,

Three rare and early sweetmeat glasses, early 18th century

Six short or 'dwarf' ale glasses, 18th century: Six short or 'dwarf' ale glasses, 18th century With wrythen moulding, comprising three with flamiform fringes, including one with a conical bowl set without a stem onto a conical folded foot; the

Six short or 'dwarf' ale glasses, 18th century

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