An Interesting Group Of Eighteen 19thC Hand-Blown Cupping Glasses sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles is attached via a rod

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

thus retaining its charms as a decorative piece of wall art

and personal

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 is attached via a rodOrigin: 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,