Pedestal Stem Wine Glass with Dutch Heraldic Arms, c1740

An Early Rococo Engraved Balustroid Wine Glass, c1730-40 Too heavy and thick stemmed to be a light baluster and not heavy enough in our opinio...

An 18th Century Composite Stem Wine Glass, c1750 Additional information: Period : George II Colour : Clear Bowl : Bell shaped with air threads w...

A Tall and Fine Balustroid Wine Glass, c1740 Another myth busting glass, the diameter of the bowl is greater than that of the folded foot. Addi...

Heading : Baluster stem wine glass Period : 1730 - 1777 Origin : England or possibly Norway Colour : Clear with pronounced dark grey hue Bowl : Bell with thickened base containing a...

18th C Baroque Style German G. von Gundlach Armorial Beer /Goblet/Kelchglas Engraved later with ancestors name 'G. von Gundlach' with corresponding Armorial Crest, Germany, Hesse or Saxony region, Circa 1790 An exceptional 18th century example of early German or Dutch craftsmanship in this traditional Kelchglas form. A finely engraved later armorial to the body reveals the Gundlach family heraldry which date back to as early as 1304. The crest and shield of arms...

The Netherlands Engraving: Dutch Mid 18th century A large Dutch engraved baluster wine glass, with a large funnel bowl with the decoration of a formal cartouche with a seated little guy on a wine barrel drinking and toasting, set on a thick stem with three knops of which the middle one tears down, on a conical folded foot. With on the foot an engraving of an inversed 4 and IXXXX on the foot rim. Inscribed: Vivat Hensel in de Kelder: Long Live Little Hans in the Cellar This popular subject on Dutch wine glasses...

The Netherlands or England Engraving: The Netherlands Circa 1750 An elegant Newcastle? Dutch engraved baluster glass with a fine engraving of two shaking hands in a Rococo-style car...

German, Saxon Engraving: Dutch Mid 18th century A Saxon, Dutch engraved wine glass; the thistle bowl with a solid faceted base, decorated with a formal c...