Welcome to drummondread.com's 18th and 19th century Drinking Glasses Room. Lisa Lloyd is the specialist in this area.
They say wine tastes better out of an Antique Drinking Glass, and I couldn't agree more. If you are a collector after my own heart, you will want to use them, apart from some of the rarest and most cherished examples! Imagine the Georgian gentleman drinking out of a 18th and 19th Century Drinking Glass as you raise the glass to your lips.
Glass is an amazingly versatile and tactile medium, and the variation in designs of 18th and 19thCentury Drinking Glasses is almost infinite. Whether collecting 18th Centuryenamel twist flutes, engraved Jacobiteglasses or early 19th Century rummers, there are pieces of interest to suit all budgets. But, beware the pitfalls, with many good reproductions on the market. These are often antiques themselves. There is more so called 'Waterford' glass on the market than could have possibly been produced there.
The 18th and 19th Century Drinking Glasses Room is run by a leading specialist in 18th and 19th century Drinking Glasses. By subscribing to the 18th and 19th Century DrinkingGlasses Room you can sell up to ten 18th and 19th Century Drinking Glasses for as little as 5 GBP, for no commission. You can also listen to a masterclass on 18th and 19th CenturyDrinking Glasses for an extra 1 GBP, which has been written by our 18th and 19th Century Drinking Glasses specialist.
18th and 19th Century Drinking Glasses is very widely collected and there are lots of opportunities for new and existing collectors to acquire examples.
as little as 10 GBP you can Get a Valuation of your 18th and 19th Century Drinking Glasses, or ask our 18th and 19th Century Drinking Glasses specialist a question.
We look forward to your participation in our site.
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