Salver or Tazza with orange glass, jelly and custard glasses. 1750 - 1755

Unknown artist

LeadGlassMetal
16 cm, ø 28 cm
Price on request

Peter Korf de Gidts - Antiquairs

• About the artwork
  Salver or tazza with top-glass surrounded by jelly and custard glasses. Height: 16 cm. Diam. 28 cm.
  
  In the middle an orange glass or sweetmeat glass. Double series airtwist stem, domed folded foot. Height: 15,5 cm.
  Several jelly, syllabub and custard glasses,
  
  England. Leadglass. Ca. 1750.
  
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