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Item Code: 1266-67
A superb small 18th century wine glass, probably from the New Breman Glass Works of Maryland. Very very scarce. Stands 4 3/8” tall; 2 ¼” in diameter at the lip; base is 2 ½” in diameter. No cracks or chips; scattered tiny air bubbles in base. Unpolished pontil. Glass has a somewhat dark tint. [ld] [ph:L]
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