An 18th Century Style Handblown Glass Carafe

Executed in the 18th-century Georgian style, this mid-20th-century carafe is rendered in handblown smoky brown glass. The form features a ribbed neck complemented by applied glass trailing.

Length 12 cm · Width 12 cm · Height 19 cm

While the specific artisan or glassworks behind this piece remains unrecorded, handblown glassware produced in the mid-20th century frequently drew inspiration from classic 18th-century Georgian forms. During this period, studio glassmakers and regional manufactories maintained traditional hot-glass techniques, including hand-manipulated ribbing and applied trailing. Unattributed pieces from this era are appreciated by collectors for their commitment to historic craft traditions, tactile individuality, and subtle variations inherent to mouth-blown glass design.

Good Condition