
A6430 Set of four identical Australian ball stem claret glasses, the lower body cut and polished in lozenge pattern and the base with rays. Etched on the upper body with the legend "To Mr. W.J. Smith; Being first set of Ball Stem Clarets made in Australia
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Set of four identical Australian ball stem claret glasses, the lower body cut and polished in lozenge pattern and the base with rays. Etched on the upper body with the legend "To Mr. W.J. Smith; Being first set of Ball Stem Clarets made in Australia 6.9.1932." Etched on the underside of the foot "Grimwade". Made by Australian Glass Manufacturers Co. Ltd, Waterloo, Sydney 1932.(SB).
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Set of four identical Australian ball stem claret glasses, the lower body cut and polished in lozenge pattern and the base with rays. Etched on the upper body with the legend "To Mr. W.J. Smith; Being first set of Ball Stem Clarets made in Australia 6.9.1932." Etched on the underside of the foot "Grimwade". Made by Australian Glass Manufacturers Co. Ltd, Waterloo, Sydney 1932.(SB).
Made: 1932
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Gift of Ken Bernard-Smith, 1975
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