Six Antique Bristol Green Wine Glasses c1850

£210.00 $260.48 Product Code: 2020102305

Date & Origin 

England, c1850. Period of Victoria

Condition

Excellent, age-related wear as shown. No chips cracks or restoration

Dimensions 

Height: 13.5cm Bowl Diameter: 7cm Foot Diameter: 7cm

Technical Description 

A stunning set of mid 19th century Bristol Green wine glasses. They have conical bowls which are slice cut to the lower section continuing down into the knopped stems. COnical feet with polished pontils.

Historical Relevance 

Robert Stephenson's Britannia Tubular Bridge is opened. The Tubular Bridge provided a rail link from the mainland of North Wales, near Bangor, across to Anglesey and on to Holyhead for ferries to Ireland. Its designer, Robert Stephenson, constructed two main spans with rectangular iron tubes 460 feet long. The bridge itself was 1,511 feet overall and novel in construction since the box sections were constructed on shore and then floated into the straits to be lifted into place.

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