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CIRCA 1795-1820 IRISH BOWL WINE GLASS
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Item Code: 1266-64
No superlatives can match the beauty of this rare 18th century opaque twist goblet. The engraving is superb. Would be the centerpiece of any collection! The glass stands 7 ½” tall, is 3 ¼” in diameter at the lip and 3 ½” in diameter at the base. Features engravings of grapes and grave vines and leaves, and a wonderful engraving of a bee. No chips or cracks. [ld] [ph:L]
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