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ANTIQUE #SA966817

A Rare Victorian Glass Dump With Sulphide

Status: This item has been sold
Sold by: Andrew Cox Antiques

A rare Victorian glass dump or paperweight. This wonderful piece is in bottle green glass and features a sulphide of a hand holding a cornucopia. The body is ovoid with a flattened base for stability. With a number of uses, this is an attractive and collectable example. Dimensions below.
 
Postage and packing £12.00 UK
 
£25.00 Europe
 
£35.00 Outside Europe
 
Condition :- Excellent, there are internal bubbles as to be expected. No cracks or chips, scratching or bruises.
 
Origin :- English.
 
Date :- c1860.
 
Height :- 9 cms.
 
Diameter :- 7 cms. (widest point).
 
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Internal Reference: ACA1677
Antique Number: SA966817
Dateline of this antique is 1860
Height is 9cm (3.5inches)
Width is 7cm (2.8inches)
Depth is 7cm (2.8inches)
Antique #SA966817, shown on this page, originates from 1860. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was made:
1860
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Norfolk
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