Art with Glass: April 2017

29 Apr 2017

Monday: Green English Wine English green wines in Allaire Glass Collection This English wine made of green glass were beautifully mad...

GREEN “HOCK” GLASSES A pair of green English plain-stemmed wine glasses the cup-shaped bowls have hammered verticle flutes. These green gla...

Green English wine __with blown hollow stem and dome foot. H: 15 cm C. 1750 Bickerton # 1154, Fitzwilliam # 225c, Rijksmuseum #230 ...

Ale glasses were made in England mainly in the 18th C. and were intended for drinking ale or beer. They varied in height, knop and stem sty...

RIBBED ENGLISH JELLY GLASS (Syllabub) 16E English Jelly Glass (Syllabub) This jelly glass has a wrythen pan top on a molded bowl __wi...

Green Wineglass This wineglass is blown from brilliant light green lead glass. It has a circular bowl __with heavy tapering cylindrical s...

English Green Opaque Twist Wine This green wine has a cup-shaped bowl, set on a knop __with three raspberry prunts, above a clear glass st...

English Facon De Venise Glass Tazza A small tazza made of clear soda glass __with a shallow tray gently curving up at the edge. The ...

English Glass Tankard This English drinking vessel has a band of four threads below the rim, gadrooned base and single-loop handle. ...

Wrythen Jelly or Syllabub Glass This glass is probably from England and used to service jelly or Syllabub. Syllabub is a traditional Englis...

Stem Formations on Venetian and Façon de Venise Wineglasses Venice became the dominant glass manufacturing center from the 15th to the end ...

MELTED PERFUME BOTTLE of Hans van Rossum End 1st – 2nd century AD | Northern Italy or Dalmatia (Today Croatia) Size↑9.5 cm | ø 3.3 cm |...

Ancient Oil Lamps Oil lamps were used by the ancient people of the Middle East, Europe, and Northern Africa to light their homes at night. ...