A collection of 20th-century lead crystal tableware comprising multiple bowls and a water jug, accompanied by a large serving spoon. The collection features various cutting techniques including deep geometric starburst motifs to the bases, cross-hatched diamond panels, and strawberry diamond patterns. One circular bowl is decorated with an etched floral design depicting roses and foliage. The water jug is finished with similar geometric cutting and a clear applied handle. The serving spoon is constructed with a metal bowl and ferrule, possibly silver-plated, and a faceted cut crystal handle. The crystal is of high clarity, characteristic of lead glass manufacture. A small rectangular white label is present on the rim of the largest bowl, though the markings are illegible. No other maker’s marks or signatures are visible.
Condition report:
The glassware generally presents in good condition with high clarity. No major chips or cracks are visible in the provided images, though there may be minor flea-bite nibbles to the sharpest edges of the geometric cutting consistent with use. The metal components of the serving spoon show surface tarnish and light scratches.
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