3 Glasses in Flutes & Festoons Pattern

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Object Name:

Pattern Name:

"Flutes & Festoons"

Department

American

Maker(s)

H. P. Sinclaire and Company, Maker

Place Made:

United States

Date:

1920-1923

Color

Colorless, transparent blue

AAT

colorless

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Technique

blown, cased, cut, engraved

AAT

cut glass

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Dimensions:

(A) H: 13.3 cm, D (rim): 9.6 cm; (B) H: 14.6 cm, D (rim): 8.4 cm; (C) H: 11.5 cm

Accession Number:

84.4.146

Credit Line:

Gift of Mrs. Douglas Sinclaire

Location:

See Individual Records

Description

Purchased by donor in 1927 when factory closed. This design may have been made in Bath in 1920-1925. It is blank #12726.

Provenance

Sinclaire, Mrs. Douglas, Source

Exhibitions (1)
Publications (1)
Objects In Set (3)

Exhibitions

H. P. Sinclaire & Co. Cut and Engraved Glass

Venue(s)

Corning Museum of Glass 1972-10 through 1972-12

Publications

H. P. Sinclaire, Jr., Glassmaker, v. 2 (1975) pl. 27A, p. 38; BIB# 27646

Objects In Set

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