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Cape woodstock glasses
X3 Custard Glasses
Height 85mm Diam 55mm
Height 90mm Diam 57mm
Height 85mm Diam 57mm
Cordial Glass Height 110mm Diam 60mm
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Victorian-era etched glass custard cups, likely dating from the mid-to-late 19th century (c. 1860-1880).
Design: These clear glass cups feature a footed base and an applied handle. They are decorated with an etched interlocking circular or "spiral" pattern around the bowl.
Material: They are typically hand-blown flint glass, which often exhibits production irregularities or small inclusions characteristic of antique glassware.
Purpose: Originally, these were designed for serving individual portions of custard, fruit fools, or chocolate mousses.
Modern Versatility: Today, collectors also use them for serving liqueurs, ice wines, or small modern desserts.
Provenance: While many are unbranded, some have been associated with manufacturers like Northwood or identified as Woodstock glass South Africa
