Bullseye Window Pane

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Object Name:

Department

American

Place Made:

United States, MA

Date:

about 1770-1930

Color

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amber

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      - amber (ref)

Technique

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glassblowing

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  - glassblowing (ref)

AAT

cutting

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- Processes and Techniques (ref)
  - cutting (ref)

Material

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glass

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      - glass (ref)

Dimensions:

Overall W: 22.75 cm, L: 22.2 cm, Th: 2.7 cm

Accession Number:

50.4.47

Location:

Not on Display

Description

Bullseye Window Pane. Transparent light amber glass, free-blown and cut from the center of a crown-sheet. Irregularly cut square, numerous bubbles throughout. Rough pontil mark on one side.

Provenance

McKearin, George S., Source

1929

1950-07-31

Exhibitions (1)
Publications (1)

Exhibitions

The Story of American Pressed Glass of the Lacy Period, 1825-1850

Venue(s)

Corning Museum of Glass 1954-06-21 through 1954-09-15

Publications

Glass Bottles, Lamps & Other Objects (1983) pl. 256; BIB# 22375

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