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An 18th‑century dram glass, also known as a kanonnetje, dating to around 1750, made of glass with a heavy foot and a white kousslinger in the stem; height about 11 cm, bowl diameter about 5.5 cm, foot diameter about 6.5 cm, underside shows a clear pontil mark and it is in very good condition with minor signs of age.

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18th-century ‘Dramglass’ / ‘Kanonnetje’ with kousslinger, ca. 1750

Offered is a characterful and rare so-called dramglass, also known as a cannonette, dating from the 18th century.

This type of glass owes its nickname to the heavy, thickened foot, which allowed it to be placed firmly on the bar. This was often accompanied by a distinct “pop,” which explains the name cannonette.

The glass is finished with a handsome white kousslinger in the stem: a decorative, spiral inlay that is typical of high-quality 18th-century glassware and beloved by collectors.

Dimensions:
Height: ca. 11 cm. Bowl diameter: ca. 5.5 cm. Foot diameter: ca. 6.5 cm. At the bottom there is a clearly felt pontil mark, indicating hand-finishing and authenticity.

Condition:
In very good condition. Normal signs of use and light irregularities inherent to hand-blown glass from this period.

A special and decorative collectible, cherished by antique glass enthusiasts.

The lot will be carefully packed and shipped.