Drinking - Drinking Vessels: Glassware

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English Wine Glass

c. 1760(Butler’s Antiques)



English Etched Wine Glass from Bristol

Mid 18th Century (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)



English Wine Glass with 3 Ring Annulated Stem Knop above Small Knob with Tear

c. 1715(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)



English Wine Glass with Shoulder & Stem Knop




English Wine Glass with Shoulder Knop




English Wine Glass with Stem Knop




English Wine Glass with Multiple Stem Knops




William III Wine Glass with an Inverted Baluster Knop and Teardrop Stemc. 1700



Queen Anne Wine Glass with Teardrop Baluster Stemc. 1710



Dram Glass with a Thick Baluster Teardrop Stemc. 1720



German Wine Glass from Lauenstein




English Wine Glass with Teardrop Stem

c. 1740(Butler’s Antiques)



English Wine Glass with Teardrop Stem Engraved “A Good Health to Princess Ann” c, 1725 - 1750



English Wine Glass with Elongated Teardrop Stem




Etched Wine Glass with Elongated Teardrop Stem

“The Glorious Memory of King William The III” c. 1750



English Wine Glass




Wine Glass with a Basal Teardrop Stemc. 1740



English Wine Glass with a Shoulder Knop, and Teardrop Stem




Colored Twist Stem Wine Glassc. 1735 - 1760



English Twist Stem Wine Glass

Early 18th Century (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)



Engraved Twist Stem Wine Glassc. 1750



English Twist Stem Wine Glassc. 1760



Twist Stem Wine Glasses Recovered on the Grounds of the Isaac Royall House in Medford, Massachusetts

Mid 18th Century (The Royall House & Slave Quarters)



Twist Stem Wine Glass Recovered from the Privy of the Three Cranes Tavern, Charlestown, Massachusetts

c. 1770(City of Boston Archeology Program)



English Twist Stem Wine Glass with Coat of Arms (Saxony & Poland)





c. 1760 - 1775(Victoria & Albert Museum)



English Twist Stem Wine Glass Etched with a Tavern Scene “KEEP IT UP”




English Twist Stem Wine Glass Painted with a Shepherd and His Flock

c. 1770(Victoria & Albert Museum)



English Twist Stem Wine Glass from Bristol

1756 - 1760(Victoria & Albert Museum)



English Engraved Twist Stem Wine Glasses

c. 1770(Victoria & Albert Museum)



Twist Stem Wine Glassc. 1760



Engraved Twist Stem Wine Glass

c. 1755(Bonhams)



Painted Twist Stem Wine Glass

c. 1750(Bonhams)



English “Jacobite” Twist Stem Wine Glass

c. 1750



Wine Glass Shards Recovered from Fort Ticonderoga, New York Mid 18th Century

(Fort Ticonderoga)



Etched Tableware Glass Recovered in Boston

(City of Boston Archeology Project)




(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)



Twist Stem Wine Glass with an Inverted Baluster Stem

c. 1750



English “Jacobite” Twist Stem Wine Glassc. 1750




English Wine Glassc. 1730




Pedestal Stem (Silesian) Wine Glassc. 1735

(Butler’s Antiques)



Cup Bowl Goblet with Folded Foot c. 1750




Large Goblet c. 1760




Twist Stem Goblet with Waisted Bowlc. 1765




Double Series Opaque Twist Stem Goblet c. 1765




Double Series Opaque Twist Stem Goblet c. 1760 - 1770




Masonic Twist Stem Goblet Late 18th Century

(Private Collection)



Giant Wine Glass or Goblet c. 1760 - 1770




Goblet Recovered from the Privy of the Three Cranes Tavern, Charlestown, Massachusettsc. 1770

(City of Boston Archeology Program)



English Champagne Glassc. 1750 - 1760

(Victoria & Albert Museum)



Firing Glassc. 1701 - 1735

(Museum of London)



Firing Glass with Plain Foot c. 1760

(Che!ns)



Firing Glass with Ogee Bowl, Twist Stem and Terraced Foot c. 1760

(Private Collection)



Twist Stem Firing Glassc. 1760



Masonic Firing Glassc. 1701 - 1735

(Museum of London)



Masonic Firing Glassc. Late 18th Century

(Je" rey S. Evans)



Jacobite Firing Glassc. 1750

(Museum of London)




(Bonhams)




(Scottish Antiques, Inc.)



Firing Glass Shard Recovered from Fort Ticonderoga, New York Mid 18th Century

(Fort Ticonderoga)



Glass Tumbler c. 1701 - 1800

(Museum of London)




(Museum of London)




(Ventimiglia Antiques)



Engraved Tumbler 1747

(Andrew Spindler)



“LIBERTY” Tumbler c. 1776

(Independence National Historic Park)



Engraved Molded Tumbler or Flip GlassBoston, Massachusetts c. 1770




Dutch Engraved Tumbler or Flip Glass18th Century

(Metropolitan Museum of Art)



Tumbler Recovered from the Privy of the Three Cranes Tavern of Charlestown, Massachusettsc. 1770




English Brandy Tumbler c. 1721 - 1725

(Museum of London)



Glass Tumbler Base Recovered from Fort Ticonderoga, New York Mid 18th Century

(Fort Ticonderoga)



Glass Tumbler Bases Recovered from Fort Ticonderoga, New York Mid 18th Century

(Fort Ticonderoga)



The Lemonade Seller - 1750s



American Tumbler Possibly from the Pitkin Glass Works of Manchester Connecticut c. 1784

Possibly from the Wistarburg Glass Works of Alloway, New Jersey c. 1738 - 1775(HistoricalGlass.com)



Footed Tumbler c. 1760 - 1800

(Museum of London)



Footed Tumbler Recovered from the Privy of the Three Cranes Tavern of Charlestown, Massachusettsc. 1770




English Glass Mug - The Pitchford Hall Mug 1684

(Victoria & Albert)



English Cream White Glass Mug with Applied Silver Lip from London1684

(Victoria & Albert)



American Etched Glass Mug Mid 18th Century




Etched Glass Mug Mid 18th Century




American Etched Glass Mug with Cover Mid 18th Century




English Glass Mug c. 1700

(Victoria & Albert)



Glass Mug Recovered from the Privy of the Three Cranes Tavern, Charlestown, MassachusettsMid 18th Century




Glass Mug Probably from the Wistarburg Glass Manufactory of Alloway, New Jersey c. 1774Possibly from the Heston Glass Works of Classboro, New Jersey c. 1783

(HistoricalGlass.com)



A Charles II Ash and Oak Spindle Glass CaseLate 17th Century

(Christie’s Auction House)



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