2 Dwarf Ale Goblets wine Glasses 19th c. antique Mold Blown ball knop petal bowl for Sale

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2 Dwarf Ale Goblets wine Glasses 19th c. antique Mold Blown ball knop petal bowl For Sale

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2 Dwarf Ale Goblets wine Glasses 19th c. antique Mold Blown ball knop petal bowl:
$29.95

This is for a pair of (2) Antique goblets glasses.

These most resemble old European/English \" Dwarf Ale glasses\" to me, in shape size and style.They are most likely 19th century but I wouldn\'t doubt if they were even older.

These glasses are Hand Blown and Molded. The bowl of the glass is blown and molded on the sides with a petal column shape, you can see 7 pronounced rounded side panels and it looks like magnified goofus glass due to the rounded convex shape of each column. The glass is very thick around the molded area but it thins towards the top rim which was hand shaped (there are minor tool marks around the top that show it was hand blown and shapes at the top).. The stem is blown and molded with a ball knop (there are 2 seam or molding marks that slant down the sides). the base is also blown and applied, has the polished pontil mark on the bottom.... This is most likely English and I was not able to find another like them after days of researching old mold blown round knopped glasses. Best I got was approximate era and most likely was a dwarf ale glass due to shape, which leads me to believe English origins.

It does have the green fluoresce in black light like that of 19th century stemware.

measures: 5-3/4\" tall by 2-1/2\" wide top rim.

CONDITION: One of the glasses in in good condition with no damages, the other glass has a tiny flake fleabite on the outer edge of the top rim- it is smooth and not bad (I have a close-up of this in the last picture above, I do not think it is that noticeable in person) They will have the light scratching on the surface of the glass from age which is common.

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