A SMALL SWEETMEAT-GLASS, the shallow bucket bowl with gadrooned underside and with everted rim, supported on an almost hollow stem above a folded conical foot (minute rim chip), circa 1730, 8.5cm. diam.; and a low tazza, the shallow circular tray lightly moulded with radiating ribs, on a spreading conical foot with folded rim (chip to rim), 18th century, 14.5cm. diam. (2) | Christie's

Sale 4660

Glass & Paperweights

London

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26 November 1991

Browse Sale

Lot 39

A SMALL SWEETMEAT-GLASS, the shallow bucket bowl with gadrooned underside and with everted rim, supported on an almost hollow stem above a folded conical foot (minute rim chip), circa 1730, 8.5cm. diam.; and a low tazza, the shallow circular tray lightly moulded with radiating ribs, on a spreading conical foot with folded rim (chip to rim), 18th century, 14.5cm. diam. (2)

Price realised

GBP 352

Estimate

GBP 200 - GBP 300

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A SMALL SWEETMEAT-GLASS, the shallow bucket bowl with gadrooned underside and with everted rim, supported on an almost hollow stem above a folded conical foot (minute rim chip), circa 1730, 8.5cm. diam.; and a low tazza, the shallow circular tray lightly moulded with radiating ribs, on a spreading conical foot with folded rim (chip to rim), 18th century, 14.5cm. diam. (2)
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