Scarce Anglo-Irish Georgian Glass Single-Lip Wine Rinser collection_sculpture Width 48 Depth 0

Width 48 Depth 0

Pot: Height 9 inches

Originally published: 1855

Hand crafted to house altar accoutrements

Without top post: Height 40 inches

Scarce Anglo-Irish Georgian Glass Single-Lip Wine Rinser collection_sculpture Width 48 Depth 0DETAILS Three antique colorless glass wine rinsers with half fluting and polished pontil base. The single lip is an unusual feature. A wine rinser or cooler was traditionally used to rinse or chill the diner's wine glass between formal dinner courses. A rinser is placed next to the each place setting at the dining table. The spout is designed to hold the stem of the glass with the wine glass inverted. Today they also make attractive bowls or vases.