London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 600
e almost unnecessaryhandle, which appears to be added to these small vessels more bychance than in consideration of an end in view (unless the vesselis particularly intended for warm drinks, when, by means of thehandle, which does not become very hot, it can be better takenhold of), it is, as an… … the two first forms express in a peculiar manner the retentive orpresenting character. With respect to the proportion of the space for containingthe liquor, to the base or stalk of the glass, Jigs. 207. and 208. arenot so perfect in this respect as Jigs 206. 209. and 210., but theformer vessels…
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