Edwardian Cut Glass Water Jug, Circa 1910
Edwardian Cut Glass Water Jug, Circa 1910
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An elegant Edwardian cut glass water jug, dating to circa 1910. Generously proportioned and beautifully faceted, it captures the understated refinement of the period, when finely cut glass formed an essential part of a well-appointed dining table.
The clear glass body is richly decorated with precision-cut geometric and star-like motifs, which catch and refract the light to striking effect. Its graceful pouring lip and substantial handle combine practicality with a pleasingly balanced silhouette, while the weight and clarity of the glass give it a reassuringly luxurious feel in the hand.
Originally intended for water, the jug would be equally suited today to serving wine, fruit cordial, or summer drinks. It also makes a handsome decorative object when displayed with fresh flowers or placed among other period glassware.
A timeless and versatile piece of early 20th-century tableware, offering both everyday usefulness and classic Edwardian charm. Please refer to the photographs for dimensions and condition.
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