6 ripple cut port glasses, circa 1910

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6 ripple cut port glasses, circa 1910
6 ripple cut port glasses, circa 1910
6 ripple cut port glasses, circa 1910
Unusual set of six large port or sherry glasses on a faceted stem, gadrooned and ripple cut design; antique English circa 1910.

Condition: fine

Size: Height: 12.3 cm

Edwardian period lasted between 1901-1910, however, when describing the style of homewares, it is loosely applied to the early 1900s. The main features of the Edwardian style are elegance, fairly reserved and very tasteful decoration and the accent on the function of each item. So it is easy to see why Edwardian period products are still popular.

Facts of Lavish Fun bit — “Do you know the Bishop of Norwich?” is a traditional polite British reminder at the dinner table to pass the port. Apparently that Bishop was a rather forgetful chap.

6 ripple cut port glasses, circa 1910
6 ripple cut port glasses, circa 1910
6 ripple cut port glasses, circa 1910
6 ripple cut port glasses, circa 1910
6 ripple cut port glasses, circa 1910
6 ripple cut port glasses, circa 1910
6 ripple cut port glasses, circa 1910
6 ripple cut port glasses, circa 1910
6 ripple cut port glasses, circa 1910
6 ripple cut port glasses, circa 1910
6 ripple cut port glasses, circa 1910
6 ripple cut port glasses, circa 1910