Wine glasses. Do any look particularly old?

Any age to any of these?

Polished pontil
4 ½” tall.
top rim
2 ½”
circular foot 2 1/8”
10 cut panels above the stem join


Rough pontil
4” tall
top rim i2 3/16”
circular foot 2 3/8”.
flat bottom and 12 slightly spiral panels


Polished pontil
5” tall.
top rim 2 1/8”
circular foot 2 5/16”.
9 polished panels


Polished pontil
4 ¾” tall.
foot and top rim 2 3/8” across.
10 polished panels

 

1,2 & 4 are early 19th century, late Georgian into the very early Victorian. They were made over quite a time range c1800-1850. 3 is Victorian c1870.

2 is probably the earliest, made by blowing the glass into a mould with ribs and then manipulating it by hand to get the twist.

All are typically English, and would be multi-purpose for stronger drinks.

 

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