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Could the second set of glasses been some sort of test pieces with aim of getting to a specific finish etc.....

For a number of years i restored antique porcelain. Initialy i sometimes used super glue (cyanoacrylate), they were instantaneous in bonding and quite strong. However, i discovered with age (sometimes as little as 2-3 years) they tended to deteriorate like an elastic rubber band might and the bond without warning failed. Thereafter i switched to epoxy, great longevity, not water white, but that was not neccessary for my needs....i believe there are soms water white versions available on the market though. So be careful when handling those claret jugs in the future!

The stopper suggests (old woven) beehive shape to me. Maybe for honey mead?

I found this video very interesting, thanks Kevin ❤😊

Could the stand thing be the base of a lamp? Call the first item a ships carafe and sell it for twice as much! I just cleared out some random mediocre grade glass at auction and got twice what I expected, that's what I'd do with those hideous set of drinking glasses made by some untalented clutz who clearly drank the wine before he made the glasses for it.

I want to sell this pieces

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Last one looks like a leech pot

Just to say...but anybody here subbed to Mr. Kevin due to his content being satisfying especially by his voice and the glassware? It's just so calm and chill

The 3rd item looks like the base of a Anglo-Irish Ewer or decanter that has been broken and cut down. We have one from 1870 (or earlier) and it looks exactly like it😃

The fifth item looks a bit like a storm lantern, but it is shorter than the one I have and the foot is less splayed. The style of foot on mine is similar to bowls of ca 1800. The foot on yours is odd!

Frustrating, but nonetheless interesting when something turns up that can't quite be pinned down.....🤔

Beautiful !

I hope you get to 10k

Thank you for sharing your knowledge of jug handles Kevin. Keep up the good work and the videos!

So unusual..beautiful

Interesting. If the price was good it was worth the gamble. You could have hit the jackpot. Difficult to judge it correctly for a picture sometimes.

Thank you Kevin. Some good information here and a better ratio of looking at glass vs looking at references on the computer.

Also known as stream-line moderne.

More Deco please!

I ONCE DATED OLD GLASS . I DIDN'T WORK OUT. SHE WAS COLD AND EMPTY.

I love how orrefors pieces reflect the light. It looks like a beautiful nugget of ice

Thank you very informative.

Brilliantly knitted together, with evidence both narrated & visual! Tea mixing bowls next then … going to see if you have more on your site … Thanks!

Fantastic video as always .....the bowl is however not a "tea mixing bowl " but actually a sugar bowl .....Its a common mistake that has been compounded over the years ! I have contemporary references to show this .....Love your channel....pleasure to watch

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thanks again Kevin for the information on that Decanter i asked you about yesterday the stopper fit perfect no wobble great seal but it is wrong for it even though i saw a few more online like it with the same type stopper mine is polished while the neck of the Decanter is worn and grey looking

Very interesting

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Oh that’s fun! I have a 1930s drinks cabinet that would look just about right with that.

Now I have seen everything....never imagined Gorilla glue being applied in such a way!! Bravery indeed

UV glue is what they use on windscreens, fairplay it takes some kahunas to take on broken glass repairs

The ridges on the neck remind me of art deco from the 20s 😮

I would love a video on glassware through the centuries 😊

Video on how you determine the age of these antiques? That was amazing!

What online glass resource subscriptions/memberships would you suggest? 🙂

Small but appealing.

Hi Kevin, if you are interested 20th century glass, what's the single most useful book?

HELP! 🙏🏽 I have an issue..the end of my stopper broke off in the bottle neck when moving how do I remove it without the decanters neck shattering. 😢

Lovely thing.

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Bros playing with it like it's his first love

I really hope your videos get picked up more by the algorithm!

Beautiful

Feels almost Mughal.

The fact that people melted quartz crystal and made these is amazing.

Thank you brilliant idea I used the denture tablets and the cloudy stains have gone no brushes needed🎉

It amazes me how daring the designs of the 20s through 40s were. We’re all footnotes on their pioneering experiments. As for this jug, it could be popped on any store shelf today, and it would be accepted as completely modern.