This lot comprises a collection of assorted glass and lead crystal decanter and bottle stoppers in various styles and sizes. The decorative patterns include traditional pineapple-cut, multi-faceted diamond patterns, tiered circular forms, and smooth, un-cut moulded examples. Several stoppers feature ground or frosted shanks designed for a secure seal within a vessel. The collection also includes several small, faceted glass drops with an iridescent finish, likely originating from a chandelier or pieces of jewellery. The manufacturing quality varies, with some items featuring hand-cut facets and others being of moulded glass construction. Several pieces exhibit high refractive qualities and prismatic colour dispersion, indicating lead crystal content. No maker marks or factory signatures are present on any of the items. The forms and styles are characteristic of British glass production from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century.
Dimensions variable.
Condition report:
The items are in varied, used condition. Surface dust, dirt, and internal cloudiness are visible across the collection. Due to bulk storage, there are minor surface abrasions, flea bites, and small chips to the edges of the facets and shanks. One faceted iridescent drop has a visible chip.
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