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18th Century Georgian Somerset Ale Glass With Full Wrythen Moulding C1770
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Item Number:SA1233536 Date of manufacture:Georgian Current Status: For sale Seller:Exhibit Antiques
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Description
Description A fine 18th-century Somerset Ale glass dating to c1770. It has a tall conical bowl with full wrythen moulding, the spiralling ribs sweeping almost horizontally around the rim before gradually descending down the bowl, continuing through a small shoulder knop and terminating above a conical foot with a rough pontil. Date & Origin England, c1770. Period of King George III. Condition Excellent. No chips, cracks or restoration. Dimensions Height: 12.9 cm Rim Diameter: 5.2 cm Foot Diameter: 6 cm Weight: 116 grams Historical Context Ale remained one of Britain's staple drinks throughout the Georgian period, and glasses of this form were produced for serving beer and ale in both taverns and private households. During the mid-18th century, glassmakers increasingly employed wrythen moulding to create decorative optical effects, producing elegant spiralling patterns that caught and reflected candlelight while demonstrating the skill of the glassblower. This distinctive form is commonly known amongst collectors as a "Somerset Ale" glass. The name is generally believed to derive from Somerset's long-standing reputation for brewing strong ales, although there is no evidence that these glasses were exclusively made in, or for, Somerset. Today the term is recognised as a traditional collectors' description rather than a definitive place of manufacture.
Internal Ref: 2026071503
Declaration
This item is antique. The date of manufacture has been declared as Georgian.
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