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Pickle Christmas Ornament

Pickle Christmas Ornament

 
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Object Name: 
Pickle Christmas Ornament
Place Made: 
probably Germany
Date: 
about 1880-1910
Accession Number: 
67.3.61-16
Location: 
Not on Display
Description
Colorless, pink, blue non-lead glass; lampworked, assembled. Hollow, mold-blown, in the shape of a small cucumber; the surface painted a mottled blue and gray; metal cap and thin sheet metal strap hanger.
Provenance
Fudge, Mrs. Clinton I., Source to 1967-12-29

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Objects In Set

18 Christmas Ornaments
Date:about 1880-1910
Accession Number:67.3.61
Christmas Ornament
Date:about 1880-1910
Accession Number:67.3.61-1
 
Christmas Ornament
Date:about 1880-1910
Accession Number:67.3.61-2
Christmas Ornament
Date:about 1880-1910
Accession Number:67.3.61-3
 
Christmas Ornament
Date:about 1880-1910
Accession Number:67.3.61-4
Christmas Ornament
Date:about 1880-1910
Accession Number:67.3.61-5
 
Christmas Ornament
Date:about 1880-1910
Accession Number:67.3.61-6
Christmas Ornament
Date:about 1880-1910
Accession Number:67.3.61-7
 
Christmas Ornament
Date:about 1880-1910
Accession Number:67.3.61-8
Christmas Ornament
Date:about 1880-1910
Accession Number:67.3.61-9
 
Christmas Ornament
Date:about 1880-1910
Accession Number:67.3.61-10
Christmas Ornament
Date:about 1880-1910
Accession Number:67.3.61-11
 
Christmas Ornament
Date:about 1880-1910
Accession Number:67.3.61-12
Christmas Ornament
Date:about 1880-1910
Accession Number:67.3.61-13
 
Christmas Ornament
Date:about 1880-1910
Accession Number:67.3.61-14
Corn Christmas Ornament
Date:about 1880-1910
Accession Number:67.3.61-15
 
Christmas Ornament
Date:about 1880-1910
Accession Number:67.3.61-17
Christmas Ornament
Date:about 1880-1910
Accession Number:67.3.61-18
 

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