This Georgian rummer, with its sturdy yet elegant form, is a classic example of late 18th- to early 19th-century glassware, designed for toasting and convivial gatherings. Made from hand-blown lead glass, it features a thick, slightly flared bowl, a solid stem, and a wide foot for stability—ideal for enjoying wine, ale, or punch. Often found in Georgian taverns or genteel dining rooms, these glasses were made for celebratory toasts and hearty drinking. Imagine it raised in a candlelit room, catching the flicker of the fire as a group of friends or merchants shared stories over an evening drink.
