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Colorless, lead glass bucket bowl goblet, bladed knop stem, 5 1/2" tall, with an applied foot and polished pontil, 1825-1840. These large glasses are rarer than smaller wine glasses with the same shape. It is a generic shape that could have been made in factories both here and the UK. Probably not intended for wine, they were used as water glasses or for liquor that was diluted with water. [lj][ph:L]
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