1830s Regency Bristol Wine Glasses (Set of 6)

1830s Regency Bristol Wine Glasses (Set of 6)Coloured stemware was all the rage during the Regency era. It came about as a response to the vivid hues of 18th century polychrome porcelain and led to a series of shades such as Bristol green, blue and amethyst. These wine glasses from the 1830s rest upon flared bases and knop stems, and were hand blown around the time William IV succeeded his brother, George IV, as King. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight

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