Antique English Victorian Diamond-Cut Crystal Ewer, 1850s

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This elegant 19th-century English cut glass wine ewer is a stunning example of Victorian craftsmanship and design. Beautifully hand-cut with … Read more This elegant 19th-century English cut glass wine ewer is a stunning example of Victorian craftsmanship and design. Beautifully hand-cut with an intricate diamond pattern, it features a bulbous body that catches and reflects the light brilliantly. The glass has a subtle yellow tint typical of early lead crystal, adding warmth and authenticity to its appearance.

The piece rests on a sturdy, circular pedestal base with a finely polished foot and rises into a tall, elegant neck and curved handle. The spout is delicately formed for precision pouring, and the overall form balances both beauty and practicality.

Details:
Period: Mid to late 19th century (c. 1850–1880)
Origin: England
Material: Hand-cut lead glass
Design: Diamond cut pattern with polished base
Dimensions: Height 31 cm; Diameter approx. 15 cm (widest point)
Weight: 2.3 kg (very heavy)

Condition: Very good antique condition; minor fleabites on body consistent with age

Highlights:
Distinct yellowish tint characteristic of early English crystal
Deep diamond cutting enhances brilliance and sparkle
Substantial weight and craftsmanship
A refined decorative piece or functional vessel for display or entertaining

Condition Disclaimer
As with all antique glass, light wear and occasional small chips may be present, consistent with age and use. Any noted imperfections are discreet and do not detract from the overall beauty, stability, or functionality of the piece. See less