Sweetmeat glass c. 1830

This set of four "Sweetmeat" glasses, dating from around 1830, showcases the intricate craftsmanship of cut glass. The glasses, likely made for serving desserts or sweetmeats, feature a distinctive diamond-cut pattern at the base, with the glass bowl cut in a geometric pattern. The clear glass reflects light beautifully, enhancing the visual appeal of these delicate and elegant vessels. While the maker remains anonymous, these glasses are a testament to the artistry of early 19th-century glassmaking.