Jelly Glass in "Horn of Plenty" or "Comet" Pattern

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Object Name:

Department

American

Maker(s)

M'Kee Brothers, Manufacturer

Boston & Sandwich Glass Company ((active 1825-1888)), Manufacturer

Place Made:

United States, probably Pittsburgh, PA; United States, possibly Sandwich, MA

Date:

about 1860-1870

Color

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colorless

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  - color (ref)
    - colorless (ref)

Technique

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pressing

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  - forming (ref)
    - pressing (ref)

Material

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glass

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      - glass (ref)

Dimensions:

Overall H: 12.5 cm, Diam (max): 6 cm

Accession Number:

2011.4.90

Credit Line:

Purchased with funds donated by the Mrs. Jason Westerfield Estate

Location:

Not on Display

Description

Colorless glass; pressed. Colorless jelly glass with inverted bell-shaped body set atop faceted ball knop connected to waisted panel-cut stem; circular foot. Exterior wall of body decorated with six horns of plenty in two differing designs.

Inscription

the Cronin / Collection / Jeffrey S. Evans / & Assoc. Affixed on base Square paper label with white text and blue/black background.

Provenance

Cronin, Judith, Former Collection to

Evans, Jeffrey S. (Donor), Source to 2011-09-24

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