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

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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 four with panel-moulded domed and folded feet; the last with a panel-moulded conical folded foot, 12.6cm to 16.8cm high (5) Footnotes: Provenance Walter F Smith Collection, Sotheby's, 4 December 1967, lot 257 (second tallest) Terence C Woodfield Collection (second tallest) Chris Crabtree Collection, Bonhams, 20 June 2023, lot 80 (part) (second 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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Five moulded stem sweetmeat or champagne glasses, circa 1740-50

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Five attractive moulded stem sweetmeat or champagne glasses, circa 1740-50: Five attractive moulded stem sweetmeat or champagne glasses, circa 1740-50 With rib-moulded bowls set on eight sided pedestal stems with diamonds on the shoulders, comprising three with double-ogee

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

Four honeycomb-moulded sweetmeat or champagne glasses and a facet stem sweetmeat glass, circa 17...: Four honeycomb-moulded sweetmeat or champagne glasses and a facet stem sweetmeat glass, circa 1740-75 Comprising three moulded stem examples, one with a lipped double-ogee bowl and one with a

Four honeycomb-moulded sweetmeat or champagne glasses and a facet stem sweetmeat glass, circa 17...

An emerald-green tinted wine or champagne glass, circa 1750: An emerald-green tinted wine or champagne glass, circa 1750 In deep green glass, the cup-shaped bowl moulded with slightly spiralling vertical flutes, on a plain stem containing an elongated tear,

An emerald-green tinted wine or champagne glass, circa 1750

An emerald-green tinted incised twist wine or champagne glass, circa 1760: An emerald-green tinted incised twist wine or champagne glass, circa 1760 In deep green glass and of attractive small size, the cup-shaped bowl set on an inverted baluster incised twist stem with a

An emerald-green tinted incised twist wine or champagne glass, circa 1760

A rare emerald-green tinted roemer, mid-18th century: A rare emerald-green tinted roemer, mid-18th century In deep green glass, the generous cup-shaped bowl moulded with evenly spaced vertical flutes, set on two collars, the hollow stem moulded with

A rare emerald-green tinted roemer, mid-18th century

Five airtwist ale glasses, circa 1750: Five airtwist ale glasses, circa 1750 With double-knopped multi-spiral airtwist stems, three with tall and slightly flared round funnel bowls engraved with hops and barley; one with a tall bell bowl;

Five airtwist ale glasses, circa 1750

Six wine flutes or toasting glasses with twist stems, circa 1760-65: Six wine flutes or toasting glasses with twist stems, circa 1760-65 Of slender drawn trumpet form, comprising two mixed twist examples with stems containing a pair of air corkscrews outside an opaque

Six wine flutes or toasting glasses with twist stems, circa 1760-65

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

Three opaque twist firing glasses, circa 1765: Three opaque twist firing glasses, circa 1765 With ogee bowls, one on a single-series stem containing a spiral gauze; the others on double-series stems, including one with four spiral threads outside

Three opaque twist firing glasses, 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

An engraved opaque twist ratafia glass and three wine glasses, circa 1765: An engraved opaque twist ratafia glass and three wine glasses, circa 1765 The first with a tall slender round funnel bowl decorated with a stylised floral spray, on a double-series stem; the wines com

An engraved opaque twist ratafia glass and three wine 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

Four opaque twist firing glasses, circa 1765: Four opaque twist firing glasses, circa 1765 Three with ogee bowls and one with a tulip bowl, on double-series stems including three with central lace twists and one with a loose vertical cable, over

Four opaque twist firing glasses, circa 1765

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, ov

Three rare and early sweetmeat glasses, early 18th century

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

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

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 inv

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

A fine moulded stem goblet, circa 1720: A fine moulded stem goblet, circa 1720 The generous round funnel bowl with a teared solid base, on a half knop above a four-sided pedestal stem containing an elongated tear, over a folded conical foot

A fine moulded stem goblet, circa 1720

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

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