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Wineglass, Glass, blown with applied decoration, Italian, Venice (Murano) or façon de Venise possibly Dutch — Wineglass
Italian, Venice (Murano) or façon de Venise possibly Dutch
17th century

Wineglass, Glass, British — Wineglass
British
late 17th–early 18th century

Wineglass, Glass, British — Wineglass
British
late 17th–early 18th century

Wineglass, Glass, British — Wineglass
British
ca. 1740–1800

Wineglass, Glass, British — Wineglass
British
1750–1800

Wineglass, Glass, British or Dutch — Wineglass
British or Dutch
18th century

Ale or champagne glass, Glass, British — Ale or champagne glass
British
1750–1800

Wineglass, Glass, British, probably Bristol — Wineglass
British, probably Bristol
1750–1800

Wineglass, Glass, British, Bristol or possibly Dutch — Wineglass
British, Bristol or possibly Dutch
1750–1800

Wineglass, Glass, British, probably Bristol — Wineglass
British, probably Bristol
late 18th century

Wineglass, Glass, British — Wineglass
British
ca. 1720

Jacobite "amen" glass, Glass, British — Jacobite "amen" glass
British
between 1720 and 1749

Allegory of the Seasons, Zwischengold glass, Bohemian — Allegory of the Seasons
Bohemian
ca. 1730

Wineglass, Dorflinger Glass Works American, Blown, cut, and engraved glass, American — Wineglass
Dorflinger Glass Works
1876

Claret jug, Apsley Pellatt American, Cut glass — Claret jug
Apsley Pellatt
1820–30

Wineglass, Glass, Italian, Venice (Murano) — Wineglass
Italian, Venice (Murano)
17th–early 18th century

Wineglass, Glass, possibly Italian, Venice (Murano) — Wineglass
possibly Italian, Venice (Murano)
possibly 18th century

Wineglass, Colorless (slightly tan) and transparent bright blue-green bubbly nonlead glass. Blown, trailed, pincered., Façon de Venise, northern European — Wineglass
Façon de Venise, northern European
probably 17th century, possibly late 19th century

Wineglass, Colorless (slightly gray) nonlead glass. Blown., Italian (Venice) — Wineglass
Italian (Venice)
17th century

Tear wine glass, Harry Powell British, Glass with green glass tears, British, London — Tear wine glass
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1899

Wine glass, Pressed glass, diamond thumbprint, American — Wine glass
American
1850–60

Wine Glass, Blown lead glass, American — Wine Glass
American
1820–40

Wine Glass, Blown lead glass, American — Wine Glass
American
1820–40

Claret, Pellatt & Green American, Glass, British — Claret
Pellatt & Green
1818

Wine Glass, Blown lead glass, American — Wine Glass
American
1820–40

Wine glass, Pressed glass, diamond thumbprint, American — Wine glass
American
1850–60

Wine glass, Jersey Glass Company of George Dummer American, Blown and cut glass, American — Wine glass
Jersey Glass Company of George Dummer
ca. 1824–40

Claret, Pellatt & Green American, Glass, British — Claret
Pellatt & Green
1818

Claret, Pellatt & Green American, Glass, British — Claret
Pellatt & Green
1818

Claret, Pellatt & Green American, Glass, British — Claret
Pellatt & Green
1818

Claret, Pellatt & Green American, Glass, British — Claret
Pellatt & Green
1818

Claret, Pellatt & Green American, Glass, British — Claret
Pellatt & Green
1818

Claret, Pellatt & Green American, Glass, British — Claret
Pellatt & Green
1818

Wineglass, Colorless (strongly greenish gray) nonlead glass. Blown, mold blown., Façon de Venise, northern European — Wineglass
Façon de Venise, northern European
16th century

Wineglass, Colorless (slightly purplish gray), bubbly nonlead glass. Blown, diamond-point (scratch) engraved., Façon de Venise, probably northern European (Lowlands or France) — Wineglass
Façon de Venise, probably northern European (Lowlands or France)
early 17th century

Wineglass, Colorless (slightly gray) and transparent turquoise blue nonlead glass. Blown, pattern molded, trailed, pincered, milled., Façon de Venise, northern European (possibly the Lowlands) — Wineglass
Façon de Venise, northern European (possibly the Lowlands)
17th century

Wineglass, Colorless (slightly tan) nonlead glass. Blown, pattern molded, trailed, pincered, wheel-engraved., probably Italian (Venice) — Wineglass
probably Italian (Venice)
17th century

Wineglass, Libbey Glass Company American, Blown, cut, and engraved glass, American — Wineglass
Libbey Glass Company
1904

Wine Glass, Corning Glass Works, Steuben Division, Amethyst glass — Wine Glass
Corning Glass Works, Steuben Division
1920s

Wineglass, Libbey Glass Company American, Blown, cut, and engraved glass, American — Wineglass
Libbey Glass Company
1904