Lewis, J. Sydney · London, T.W. Laurie ltd.; Philadelphia, Lippincott · leaf 106
it might notunduly encroach upon the standing space. Ale and Beer Glasses.—There is no particulardifference between the tall champagne glassand the ale glass; possibly the ale glass wasmodelled upon the flute-shaped champagneglass, or possibly the shapes were used indis-criminately for both… … SPECIMEN OF IRISH DRINKING GLASSES, SHEWING VARIETY INCUTTINGS- 18th—19th CENTURY. ENGLISH DRINKING GLASSES. 18th CENTURY. 1. A CORDIAL GLASS WITH AIR-TWISTED STEM. 2. A BARLEY WATER GLASS WITH OPAL-TWISTED STEM. 3. AN OLD TEAR GLASS. 4. A STRONG WATER OR CORDIAL GLASS, WITH TEAR IN STEM. FIG. 12.…
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