An Interesting Group Of Eighteen 19thC Hand-Blown Cupping Glasses sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles thus retaining its charms as

thus retaining its charms as a decorative piece of wall art

is attached via a rod and thus can be removed and when in position turned through three sixty degrees

with further painted rainbow trout to the lower section with metal swing and ebonised oak handle

It was quite a widespread practice across the European continent and in some cases the cats had been positioned

An Interesting Group Of Eighteen 19thC Hand-Blown Cupping Glasses sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles thus retaining its charms asOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Froxfield, Wiltshire, UK Date: c. 1870 80 The Box: 13. 5 x 7 inches Each Glass: Base Diameter: 2 inches, Height: 2 inches Discovered in an old bricked up cupboard in an ancient cottage in Froxfield, the group of eighteen bell shaped hand blown cupping glasses, presented in a simple cardboard box with newspaper wrappings, dating to February 8th, 1883. The condition of the glasses is superb,