Stemware Collection

Vases, 1870-1910 (glass)
3084505 Vases, 1870-1910 (glass) by English School; height: 17.5 cm; The Geffrye Museum of the Home, London, UK; (add.info)

Glass and bowl with gold decoration from Maes Millinery Shop, 1941-1994
Glass stemware with gold decoration at rim of bowl and at base of stem, with gold-rimmed plate or dish bearing M monogram

Hand Reaching for a Wineglass

Woman Drinking a Martini

Two Birds and Tall Wine Glass

Vases
One of two clear glass vases with a spreading foot and a long slim stem rising to a pinched neck opening with a serpentine three lobed rim. The glass has twisted ridges and dates from c.1870-1910

Sweetmeat glass with a plain bowl and everted rim on an eight-sided pedestal stem with a teared cushion knop, and a domed foot, made in England c.1750. Date: c.1750

Drinking glass
Cordial glass with a plain round funnel bowl, a pale tall stem with a tear, and a domed foot, made in England c.1740-1750. Date: c.1740-1750

Four wine glasses
Wine glass with a double series opaque twist stem and tulip-shaped bowl engraved with swags of husk decoration, one of a set of four made in England c.1790. Date: c.1790

Ale glass with a deep tulip-shaped bowl and a folded foot, engraved with two barley ears and a hop, from a set, made in England c.1780-1800. Date: c.1780-1800

Cocktail glass
One of six cocktail glases with a conical bowl and engraved and sandblasted decoration of a cockerel standing in profile between two floral sprays

Wine glass with an ogee bowl on an opaque twist stem of spiral gauze twist and multiple spiral twist, made in England c.1765-1770. Date: c.1765-1770

Red wine pouring into a glass

A glass of white wine

A Row Of Wine Glasses With Red Wine In The Last Glass

A Wine Glass With Red Wine

A Row Of Empty Wine Glasses

Two glasses of Pinot Noir wine with bottle in front of Pinot Noir grape vines in the Sherwood area, Oregon, USA

Cranberry juice

Empty beer glass

Bullfinch beginning to hatch, crack in egg shell showing

Glasses of madeira wine in a row

Raspberry gin served in three different types of glasses

Glass of Pinot Noir wine with bottle in front of Pinot Noir grape cluster on the vine in the Sherwood area, Oregon, USA

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Stemware, a timeless symbol of elegance and refinement, has graced our tables for centuries. From delicate vases crafted between 1870-1910 to the exquisite glass and bowl adorned with gold decoration from Maes Millinery Shop dating back to 1941-1994, each piece tells a story of craftsmanship and artistry. In one captivating image, we see a hand gracefully reaching for a wineglass - an invitation to indulge in life's pleasures. The next moment captures the essence of sophistication as a woman sips her martini from a perfectly poised cocktail glass. A whimsical scene unfolds before us as two birds perch atop a tall wine glass, their vibrant feathers mirroring the sparkling contents within. A solitary vase stands tall, its slender silhouette showcasing nature's beauty through carefully arranged flowers. The collection expands further with sweetmeat glasses that entice us with their intricate designs - perfect vessels for delectable treats. Drinking glasses stand ready to quench our thirst while four wine glasses await companionship during joyful gatherings. And let us not forget the ale glass - sturdy yet refined, it holds promises of camaraderie and merriment shared over pints of golden brew. Stemware truly encompasses all aspects of life's celebrations. Whether adorning grand dining tables or adding charm to intimate gatherings, stemware remains an essential element in creating memorable moments. Its allure lies not only in its functionality but also in its ability to elevate any occasion into an extraordinary experience. So raise your glass high and toast to the legacy – an embodiment of grace, style, and everlasting beauty that continues to captivate hearts across generations.