This Georgian clear wine glass with a knop stem is a classic example of 18th-century English glassware, combining elegant proportions with subtle decorative detail. Hand-blown, it features a tapered bowl atop a stem with a knop—a rounded swelling that adds both visual interest and a comfortable grip.
Glasses like this were used throughout the Georgian period (1714–1830), from refined dinner tables to fashionable taverns, and are admired for their clarity, balance, and craftsmanship.
