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Old Irish Glass

MISCELLANEOUS

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Plate LII.

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Pair of Wig Stands, probably Dublin, heavy lead-coloured glass of an early period.

In Mr. Robert Frank's collection.

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Fine Munster Glass.

In the collection of Mr. Hunt.

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Typical Waterford Cruets and Cruet Bottles.

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Old Strawberry Cut Dublin Teapot. In Mrs. Day's collection.

Old Munster Glass Teapot, moulded. In the Author's collection.

Teapot. Waterford, circa 1783. In Mr. Robert Frank's collection.

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Cream Or Ice Pails, Irish, circa 1825-35. A wonderful example of deep step cutting, with feather handles. The glass is nearly ¾ in. thick.

In the possession of Mrs. McBean.

Plate LIII.

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A very fine old Irish blue glass Bowl, with a magnificent ring, 9 in. diam.

In the Author's family collection.

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A very rare Dublin blue glass Bowl, with unfinished foot, 8 in. high; extremely heavy. Specially made, circa 1740.

In the Author's family collection.

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Pair of Lacemaker's Lamps, heavy purple-blue glass, made in Dublin, circa 1730-40. 13 in. high.

In the Author's family collection.

Celtic motif
Celtic motif

Plate LIV.

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