3-piece Console Set with Gazelle

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Object Name:

Department

American

Maker(s)

Pairpoint Manufacturing Co. (candlesticks); Duncan & Miller Glass Company (bowl); Rockwell Silver Company (silver deposit)

Place Made:

United States, New Bedford, MA; United States, Meriden, CT

Date:

1925-1935

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black

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silver

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pressing

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applied decoration

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glassblowing

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glass

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silver

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Dimensions:

(A) Bowl H: 13.7 cm, L: 36 cm; (B) Candlestick H: 9.8 cm, D (max): 9.8cm

Accession Number:

84.4.192

Credit Line:

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford G. Maynard

Location:

See Individual Records

Description

Black non-lead glass; (A) pressed, (B-C) blown, (A-C) silver decorated electrolytically. (A) Ovoid with flaring triple section handles at each end; silver decoration of two deer-like animals surrounded by foliage on each side; "ROCKWELL" in shield on base. (B-C) Blown with wide rim; candlesocket and foot of black glass with colorless bubble ball stem section; polished pontil mark on foot; silver deposit on top and bottom rims.

Inscription

"ROCKWELL" in shield

Provenance

Maynard, Clifford G., Source to

Maynard, Mrs. Clifford G., Source to

Publications (1)
Objects In Set (3)

Publications

Mt. Washington & Pairpoint Glass Encomposing the History of the Mt. Washington Glass Works and Its Successors, the Pairpoint Companies Volume Two (2011) illustrated, p. 298 fig. 21-40; BIB# 88066

Objects In Set

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