Old English glasses. An account of glass drinking vessels in England, from early times to the end of the eighteenth century. With introductory notices, original documents, etc (1897)
Hartshorne, Albert, b. 1839 · London, New York, E. Arnold · leaf 467
F- 335- (One third.) Fig. 336. (One third. calls for special remark, save that they were sometimes inscribed as Successglasses—answering to the Low Country Welwaaren—in the interest of sailingvessels; gaudily painted, inscribed, and dated for Gifts, Martages, andFairings—such as would have been… … 54—ENGLISH GLASS. CHAr. XXII. GROUP XV. TANKARDS. 333 Fair, and, like the wine-glasses, cut with festoons at the end of the century. Thetumblers inscribed King—Tinker, of about 1800, with invisible perforationsthrough the fluted rim over King, illustrate a sorry practical joke in which theliquor…
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