Wine Glass c. 1825

This clear glass wine glass, created around 1825 by Cork Glasshouses, is a beautiful example of early 19th-century glassblowing. The glass, which features a rounded bowl and a delicate stem, is adorned with a simple yet elegant pattern of raised circles around the base of the bowl. This type of glass was popular throughout the 19th century and was commonly used for serving wine. Today, it is a cherished artifact that provides insight into the craftsmanship and drinking habits of the time.