Bottle with Stopper

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Object Name:

Bottle with Stopper

Department

Modern

Maker(s)

Janson, James E., Maker

Place Made:

United States, NY, Corning

Date:

about 1950

Color

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yellow

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red

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orange

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Technique

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glassblowing

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tooling

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inlay

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threading

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Material

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glass

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Dimensions:

Overall H (with stopper): 11.7 cm, Diam: 4.5 cm- 5.1 cm

Accession Number:

51.4.646

Credit Line:

Gift of James E. Janson

Location:

Not on Display

Description

Bottle with Stopper. Opaque bubbly mainly yellow glass with red and orange striations; free blown and tooled, with millefiori and thread decoration. Pear-shaped body with flat base, rough pontil mark, neck flaring to rim; stopper with tooled swirling finial; on the body inlayed "eyes"; single stars and hearts on red (646), millefiori cane on black (647-8).

Provenance

Janson, James E., Source

1951

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