The National Glass Collectors Fair

Candlestick

A rare and early English lead Candlestick.

Featuring a knopped hollow stem of baluster form
(typical of the period).

Circa 1690.

18th Century Baluster Glass

A superb heavy baluster wine glass with a round funnel bowl and a very solid base and half knop below.

The stem has a large inverted baluster knop containing a tear, on a conical folded foot.

Circa 1710

13.2cm Tall

Newcastle Baluster

A rare and unusual Bucket Bowl Newcastle light Baluster Goblet.

Featuring a large bucket bowl over an elegant multi knopped stem with a large conical foot.

Circa 1750

21.5cm Tall

17th Century Goblet

A dutch wheel-engraved goblet. Profusely engraved with various kinds of vegetables and fruit.

The large conical bowl with solid base is set over a triple meres, a solid quatrefoil (propeller) knop, a basal meres and knop which sit on a large engraved folded foot.

Circa 1680/90

21cm Tall

17th Century
Wine Flute

A rare 17th century wine flute, featuring a
trumpet bowl with a short plain section above a basal knop and folded conical foot

Circa 1690

18.9cm Tall

Baluster Goblet

A very fine and heavy baluster goblet. Featuring a conical bowl with solid base, teared angular and basal knop on a high folded conical foot.

Circa 1700

19.4cm Tall

Baluster Goblet

A massive heavy baluster goblet. Featuring a a pointed round funnel bowl with solid base and tear over a huge teared triple annular knop, a basal knop and a folded conical foot.

Circa 1710

25cm Tall

Opaque Twist
Wine Glass

A rare and fine multi-spiral opaque twist wine glass (or small goblet).

Featuring a large round funnel bowl above shoulder and basal knop (an unusual combination).

Circa 1765

17cm Tall

The Fitzwilliam Tazza (Circa 1660/65)

An important tazza discovered by B. Haynes in 1948, along with 8 other examples, in Wentworth Woodhouse Hall. Probably made by the Buckingham Glass house in Greenwich. More Information >>

Beilby Wine Glass

A fine Beilby wine glass featuring an ogee bowl with enamelled grapes and vines and a gilt rim.

14.8cm Tall

Circa: 1765

Heavy Baluster

A rare Heavy Baluster drop knop goblet, featuring a rare cup bowl over a drop knop and basal knop with a domed and folded foot.

22.3cm Tall

Circa: 1715

Colour Twist

A very rare and fine colour twist wine glass with rubber red, peppermint green, blue and white twists.

Circa: 1765

18th Century Goblet

An early and heavy plain stem goblet with domed and folded foot.

Circa: 1720

Colour Twist
Wine Glass

A rare single series blue colour twist wine glass.

16.2cm Tall

Circa: 1770

18th Century Drinking Glasses

From the left: a Bucket bowl plain stem goblet (Circa 1730), a rare and large 24cm Heavy baluster goblet (Circa 1710) and an early Heavy baluster goblet (Circa 1700). Stand No. 43 - Hall 2

Milchglas Tankard (Circa 1750)

A large Bohemian milchglas tankard,
featuring a central polychrome enamelled scene of a castle in a reserve surrounded by flowers and leaves. 15.5cm Tall.

Ale Glass

An opaque twist ale glass. The deep round funnel bowl sits above a double series stem featuring a 16 ply spiral band outside a lace corkscrew, which is set on a broad conical foot.

Cordial Glass

Extremely rare Silesian stemmed cordial glass with flute moulded bowl.

This type of glass was made to match the more familiar sweetmeat glasses in this style.

Circa 1750

Wine Glass

A facet stem wine glass featuring a round funnel bowl with bridge fluting and engraved with flowers below a festoon border. The hexagonal facet cut stem is set on a broad conical foot.

13.5cm Tall

Circa C1785

Milchglass Tankard (Circa 1750)

A large enamelled Bohemian tankard
decorated in bright enamels with a 'jolly drinker' with fruit baskets and further panels of flowers. 18cm Tall.

Baluster Glass

Early Georgian baluster wineglass with bell bowl, beaded medial annular knop and domed foot.

Circa 1730

Wine Glass

A 'rare' facet cut wine glass featuring a round funnel bowl with basal cut & polished petals above a knopped diamond facet cut stem, set on a domed & slice cut foot.

14.6cm Tall

Circa 1775

Jacobite Glass

An early example of a Georgian notch cut facet stemmed glass with ogee bowl engraved with flowers of Jacobite significance.

The underside of the foot is engraved with a rose bud and two leaves.

Circa 1770

18th Century Drinking Glass

A scarce wine glass featuring a generous drawn 'tulip' shaped bowl & teared stem, set on a high conical folded foot.

18.3cm Tall

Circa 1740

Baluster Goblet

Early baluster goblet with teared bell bowl and teared inverted baluster knop stem and large folded foot.

Circa 1720

Wine Glass

A 'rare' opaque twist wine glass. The small round funnel bowl, with moulded vertical flutes, sits above a single series centre knopped stem with multi spiral twist and is set on a conical foot.

15cm Tall

Baluster Glass

Early Georgian baluster wine glass with bell bowl and stem comprised of an angular knop, true baluster knop and ball knop.

Circa 1725

Ale Glass

A 17th century ale glass with gadrooned bowl, inverted baluster knop and folded foot.

Circa 1695

Newcastle Baluster

Rare form early Newcastle type light baluster glass with conical bowl sitting on a teared four knopped stem all standing on a very unusual domed, terraced and folded foot.

Circa 1740

Georgian
Wine Glass

An early Georgian baluster wineglass with thick-based bell bowl sitting on a drop knop stem all standing on a domed folded foot.

Circa 1720

Georgian
Wine Glass

Georgian colour twist wineglass with round funnel bowl engraved with fruiting vines on an unique double series colour twist stem comprised of a central white opaque corkscrew spiral alternating with red and blue opaque threads. Plain conical foot.

Circa 1770

18th Century Drinking Glass

Georgian drinking glass with short ogee bowl, double series opaque twist stem and rare folded foot.

Circa 1765